Part-Time Childcare Teacher Assistant
Part-Time Childcare Teacher Assistant
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Follows all federal, state, district, and DSS guidelines including management of all required documentation and reporting.
- Performs all duties as assigned by the director.
- Exhibits positive behavior toward children, parents, staff, and administrators.
- Conducts self as a positive role model in the program and community.
- Supervises small groups of children. Assures there is adequate active supervision of students at all times.
- Planning and preparation for various types of indoor and outdoor activities for the assigned group. Activities are engaging and developmentally appropriate and follow the SC Early Learning Standards.
- Assists in supervising and/or feeding children during meal times.
- Assures that each child leaves only with his/her parent or guardian, or by prior arrangement, with another person that has written permission on file with the daycare staff.
- Assures that the building is secure and areas used are clean after the program is over each day. Shares in the responsibility of school cleanliness and neatness (indoors and outdoors).Attends required staff development training as required by the director.
- Maintains confidentiality regarding children and their progress.
- Speaks to every child and parent upon arrival and departure of center in a positive manner. Interacts with children at all times.
- Serves as a positive voice to parents and the community regarding the SDPC Child Care program.
- Maintains proper sanitation when diapering.
- Maintains a folder containing current and pertinent data on each child.
- Assures correct daily attendance records are taken and maintained.
- Communicates frequently with daycare director, school staff, children, parents, and office administration.
- Follows the SDPC System and South Carolina Code of EthicsHelps children remove outer garments.
- Organizes and participates in games, reads to children, and teaches them simple painting, drawing, handwork, songs, and similar activities.
- Directs children in eating, resting, and toileting.
- Helps children develop habits of caring for own clothing and picking up and putting away toys and books.
- Maintains discipline.
- Serves meals and refreshments to children and regulates rest periods.
- Assists in preparing food and cleaning quarters.
- Confers with parents on progress of students.
- Oversees the administration of students' medicine or other health care requirements.
- Reports inappropriate student behavior and prepares the necessary incident reports.
- It is the employee's responsibility to supply these required items to the director for safe keeping in your personnel file.
- Verification of experience
- Copy of High School Diploma, GED, Degree or Certificate of Completion or Undergraduate DegreeCPR and First Aid Documents
- Medical Statement from Doctor (needs before hiring including TB test)
- Consent to release information
- Annual Health QuestionnaireTB test (prior to employment)
- State and Federal background check results
- Criminal background check questionnaire
- Non-criminal justice applicant privacy rights notification
- A facility agreement
- Training record (renewals only)3 Letters of Reference
- Staff Evidence of Non-Conviction and Statement of Compliance
- Emergency Information
- Orientation FormITS-SIDS Certification – every 3 years
- Staff Training Log with current in-service training hours
- Signed statement that you received job description
- Staff Evaluations
- Supervision signature and cell phone
- Each Childcare site is required to keep a personnel file at the school for each staff member.
- Minimum Qualifications and Standards Required
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