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Position Overview

The Preschool Teacher is responsible for planning and delivering high-quality early childhood education, creating a safe and nurturing learning environment, and supporting the developmental needs of young children. The role requires patience, creativity, and a strong passion for teaching early learners.
 

Key Responsibilities

1. Teaching & Learning

• Plan and deliver engaging, age-appropriate lessons aligned with the school’s early childhood curriculum.

• Use creative teaching methods (songs, play-based activities, storytelling, art, etc.).

• Prepare learning materials, teaching aids, and classroom resources.

• Support early literacy, numeracy, motor skills, and social development.

2. Classroom Management

• Maintain a safe, caring, and child-friendly classroom environment.

• Manage children’s behavior with positive reinforcement and guidance.

• Ensure children’s safety and supervise them at all times.

• Keep the classroom clean, organized, and conducive to learning.

3. Child Development & Assessment

• Observe children’s daily progress and document developmental milestones.

• Identify learning needs and provide additional support when required.

• Prepare student assessment reports and share progress with parents.

4. Communication & Collaboration

• Communicate clearly and professionally with parents/guardians.

• Work closely with Teaching Assistants and other Preschool teachers.

• Participate in meetings, training workshops, and school events.

• Maintain good relationships with staff, students, and parents.

5. Administrative Responsibilities

• Prepare weekly lesson plans and monthly reports.

• Maintain attendance records and student files.

• Follow school policies, safeguarding guidelines, and operational procedures.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree (Education/Early Childhood Education preferred).

• Experience in Preschool or Early Childhood teaching (advantage).

• Strong passion for teaching young children.

• Patience, empathy, and ability to manage young learners effectively.

• Able to communicate in English.

• Good teamwork and professional attitude.