Pre primary teacher (freshers)

About The Opportunity

Location:

• Plan and deliver engaging, age-appropriate pre-primary lessons using play-based methods to build early literacy, numeracy, motor and socio-emotional skills.
• Implement phonics, storytelling, songs, art and sensory activities that support language development and school-readiness.
• Observe, document and assess children's developmental milestones; maintain progress records and communicate growth and areas for improvement to parents.
• Establish and maintain a safe, inclusive and structured classroom routine; apply positive behaviour guidance and classroom management practices.
• Prepare and maintain learning materials, classroom displays and a hygienic learning environment; follow child-safety and first-aid protocols.
• Collaborate with fellow teachers, curriculum coordinators and caregivers to align teaching strategies and support transitions into primary school.
  

Skills & Qualifications

Must-Have

• Diploma or Certificate in Early Childhood Education (ECE) / Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) or equivalent recognised qualification.
• Demonstrable experience teaching pre-primary/preschool children in an on-site classroom setting.
• Practical knowledge of play-based learning, early years curriculum frameworks and phonics instruction.
• Ability to observe and assess child development and adapt activities to meet varied learning needs.
• Valid first-aid or child-safety training (or readiness to obtain upon joining).
• Proficiency in English and the regional/local language to engage effectively with children and parents.
  

Preferred

• Montessori or other early years pedagogical certification.
• B.Ed (Pre-Primary) or degree in Early Childhood Development.
• Experience using digital learning aids and classroom technology for early years instruction.
  

• Structured mentor-driven onboarding and regular professional development for early years educators.
• Collaborative, child-centric culture with emphasis on teacher autonomy and creative lesson design.
• Opportunities for career progression within early childhood education and school leadership tracks.