Childcare Teacher
$19.00 /Hr
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Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$19.00 /Hr
About the role
- Industry-leading pay and benefits
- Up to 50% off childcare, a value of up to $8,000 annually, space permitting
- Paid Early Childhood Education advancement opportunities
- Career guidance from experienced childcare professionals
- Nest University training and certificate programs
- Mentor programs for continued support and development
- Fun Day Mondays
- Employee Appreciation and Recognition Program
- Wellness Initiatives
- Staff events and off-site team-building activities
- Opportunities to connect with educators across the region and company
- Classroom materials and resources provided
- Clear opportunities for professional and career growth
- Grow With Nest University
- Previous daycare or childcare experience preferred
- Early Childhood Education experience or coursework preferred
- A passion for helping young children learn and grow
- A commitment to creating a safe, nurturing, and engaging classroom
- Must be able to regularly lift, carry, push and pull a minimum of 20 pounds, including children and classroom materials, with or without reasonable accommodations
- Ready to Be Valued as an Educator?
- Are you a teacher or assistant teacher who feels stuck in your current position?
- Are you looking for better compensation, stronger support, meaningful benefits, and opportunities to grow?
- Join a school that recognizes you for what you truly are: an early childhood educator making a lasting difference in children's lives.
- Join The Nest Schools today.
- Learn more and apply at:https://thenestschool.com/careers/Pay RangeUSD $12.00 - USD $19.00 /Hr.
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