Early Childhood Educator

Role Overview

The Early Childhood Educator is responsible for nurturing and educating young children during their critical developmental years. The role focuses on creating a safe, stimulating, and engaging learning environment that promotes children's cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development through play-based and structured learning activities.

The educator will support early learning foundations and help prepare children for formal schooling while fostering curiosity, creativity, and confidence.

Key Responsibilities

• 1. Curriculum Planning & DeliveryPlan and implement age-appropriate learning activities aligned with the early childhood curriculum.
• Develop lesson plans that encourage creativity, exploration, and problem-solving.
• Use play-based learning approaches to enhance children's development.
• Integrate storytelling, music, art, movement, and sensory activities into daily routines.
• 2. Child Development & LearningSupport children’s cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development.
• Observe and assess developmental milestones.
• Identify learning needs and adapt teaching strategies accordingly.
• Encourage positive behaviour, independence, and social interaction.
• 3. Classroom EnvironmentMaintain a safe, inclusive, and engaging classroom environment.
• Organize learning spaces with educational materials and toys.
• Ensure cleanliness, safety, and child-friendly arrangements in the classroom.
• 4. Child Observation & AssessmentMonitor and document children's progress through observations and assessments.
• Maintain developmental records and portfolios.
• Provide feedback to parents and school management on children's progress.
• 5. Parent CommunicationBuild strong relationships with parents and caregivers.
• Conduct parent-teacher meetings and share developmental updates.
• Provide guidance on supporting children’s learning at home.
• 6. Safety & WellbeingEnsure the safety and wellbeing of children at all times.
• Follow school policies regarding child protection and safety standards.
• Supervise children during classroom activities, playtime, and outdoor activities.
• 7. CollaborationWork closely with fellow educators, teaching assistants, and school management.
• Participate in curriculum planning meetings and professional development programs.

Qualifications

• Diploma / Degree in Early Childhood Education (ECE), Nursery Teacher Training (NTT), Montessori Training, or Child Development.
• A bachelor’s degree in Education or Psychology is an added advantage.