Randstad Education is partnered with a client that strives to deliver the best practice in early childhood education.
"Our educators and staff are committed and dedicated to nurturing every child’s unique qualities and potential by providing programs that will give them the best possible start to their education. We like to work closely with families and encourage parent participation whenever possible."
Randstad Education is a member of the DE Early Childhood Education and Care Recruitment Panel.
My client is looking for a Kinder Teacher to join their Kinder and provide fun, educational play based programs for all children.
You will be running the 3- 4 year old kindergarten program with up to 22 children per day and three dedicated educators to support, there is a set shift 8:30am - 4:00pm daily, with 15 hours teaching time and 7.5 hours program planning time. We are looking for a dedicated teacher who has solid knowledge of the VEYLF and can develop programs which cater for each child's needs.
Benefits:
- 22.5 hours per week , perm part time
- VECTEA award - paid school holidays
- Up to $21k Relocation Incentive for eligible candidates
- Join a integrated 3 & 4 year old Kindergarten
- Highly supportive management and staff
The successful candidate will have:
- A Bachelor Degree in Early Childhood or equivalent
- Relevant VIT card
- Current First Aid or willing to obtain
- CPR , Asthma and Anaphylaxis certificates
- a genuine enthusiasm, passion and dedication to fostering lifelong learners
Incentives are not guaranteed and are subject to eligibility requirements.
We note that Early Childhood Teachers registered with VIT do not require a working with children check, however are subject to criminal records checks on application for a new role.
Randstad Education is committed to ensuring child safe standards are met to a high standard. Applicants who apply will be asked to provide a relevant working with children card or VIT, police check clearance and two references who can attest to you working with children.
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