Pre-Primary Teacher

A preschool teacher job description includes developing age-appropriate lesson plans, teaching basic skills like numbers and letters, and creating a safe, positive classroom environment for children ages three to five. Key duties also involve monitoring student progress, communicating with parents, and supervising children during activities like playtime, meals, and rest periods. Teachers must also maintain a clean and organized classroom and enforce school policies.   Key responsibilities Curriculum and instruction: Develop and implement lesson plans using creative methods like storytelling, educational play, and songs to teach basic skills and foster social development.  Classroom management: Create a safe and positive atmosphere, supervise children during all activities, and help them interact with each other and resolve conflicts.  Student monitoring: Observe and track each child's progress, provide feedback to parents, and identify areas where children may need extra support.  Communication: Maintain regular communication with parents and other staff members to discuss student performance and collaborate on educational goals.  Safety and maintenance: Ensure the classroom is clean, organized, and compliant with health and safety regulations, and supervise children to ensure their safety at all times.  Professional development: Attend staff meetings and engage in professional development to stay current with best practices in early childhood education.  Qualifications Proven experience as a preschool teacher. Excellent understanding of child development principles and preschool educational methods. Strong communication, organizational, and instructional skills. Ability to act as a mediator and manage children's behavior. Patience, a friendly demeanor, and the ability to maintain a calm and reliable presence.