Early Childhood Teachers, Infants and Toddlers, and Preschool

Job Description

Job Description

About This Role

Become a part of the Trinity family as a teacher in our early childhood program and promote an award-winning care and education that embraces families and is anchored in foundations of tradition. You can help the Trinity Child Development Center build strong families rooted in Christ's love; where families, creativity, team work, compassion, diversity and play are valued.

Nestled in downtown Orlando, Trinity Child Development center provides a nurturing and educational environment for Infants through VPK/Pre-K-5. Whether in our warm and cozy infant/toddler settings or home-like preschool atmosphere, our parents know we wrap our children in loving arms. Our secure five-acre campus provides ample space for our state-of-the-art Child Development Center, sports field, and full-size gym.

• Be familiar with and follow the Mission of the CDC and all its policies.
• Responsible for the safety, happiness, and wellbeing of assigned children.
• Classroom maintenance-including care of equipment, room safety checks, and general appearance of classroom.
• To be prompt, professional, and prepared.
• To write, post, implement and/or assist in lesson planning and sharing with student's families weekly.
• Carry out class objectives, and contribute ideas.
• To keep an open line of communication with, and provide positive feedback to the parents and Director.
• To serve meals and prepare snacks to children at feeding times (this requires lifting children up to approx. 35 lbs.). Meal time is a time for conversation and communication. Teachers should sit and join them and have conversation.
• To ensure clean and safe feeding and play areas, disinfecting after feeding, art, and table top activities.
• Promote feelings of self-esteem in children.
• Promote feelings of comradery with co-workers.
• Be aware of the normal stages and phases of development in early childhood and be able to implement developmentally appropriate activities for the children in your classroom.
• To keep children clean and comfortable through regular diaper changing, hand washing, changing clothes and washing faces. (This may require the ability to lift children up to approx. 30 lbs. onto a changing table.)
• Bring to the Director's attention any concerns pertaining to a child or family.
• Provide breaks to other classroom teacher as directed.
• Assist in laundry and kitchen duties.
• Handle discipline promptly and in accordance to center's Discipline policy.
• Responsible for communicating with families throughout the day for all children in your care on activities including but not limited to feeding, toileting, napping, and play.

45 hours of mandated DCF training completed within the first year.

30 hours of in-service per year.

First Aid and CPR

Additional Training as prescribed by administration.

Background Screening:

Nights and weekends off.

Family centered environment.

Committed Co-workers

• Health Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Paid Leave
• Sick Leave
• Retirement Plan
• Child Care Discount
• Professional Development

• TEACH Scholarship

  Reimbursement for classes

  Tuition Benefits

  Sick pay

  Vacation and Holiday Pay