Pre-Primary Teacher

School name: SYVR Exceed School

Role: Pre primary Teacher

Timings: 8.30 am to 3.30 pm

PPTC trained.

Roles of a Preschool Teacher

A preschool teacher plays multiple roles in guiding early childhood development:

1. Caregiver

• Ensures children’s physical and emotional safety.
• Provides comfort, support, and reassurance.

2. Educator

• Teaches foundational skills (early literacy, numeracy, communication).
• Designs playful and age-appropriate learning experiences.

3. Facilitator

• Encourages children to explore, ask questions, and learn through play.
• Guides social interactions and problem-solving.

4. Observer

• Monitors children’s development, behavior, and learning progress.
• Identifies any developmental delays or special needs.

5. Communicator

• Maintains positive relationships with parents and guardians.
• Shares updates on children’s progress and behavior.

6. Role Model

• Demonstrates kindness, respect, and patience.
• Models positive social behavior.

⭐ Responsibilities of a Preschool Teacher1. Planning and Implementing Curriculum

• Prepare daily lesson plans suitable for 3–5-year-olds.
• Use creative activities (storytelling, music, art, play) to support learning.
• Align lessons with early childhood education standards.

2. Creating a Safe and Stimulating Environment

• Arrange the classroom to support learning and exploration.
• Ensure all materials are safe and age-appropriate.
• Manage routines such as arrival, meals, rest, and departure.

3. Supporting Social and Emotional Development

• Teach sharing, cooperation, and empathy.
• Help children manage emotions and resolve conflicts peacefully.

4. Facilitating Cognitive and Language Development

• Encourage curiosity, questioning, and problem-solving.
• Develop early language and communication skills through conversation, reading, and singing.

5. Encouraging Physical Development

• Plan indoor and outdoor activities to enhance fine and gross motor skills.
• Teach healthy habits (hygiene, nutrition, physical activity).

6. Observing, Assessing, and Documenting

• Keep records of children’s developmental milestones.
• Prepare progress reports.
• Identify children who may need additional support.

7. Building Relationships with Families

• Conduct parent–teacher meetings.
• Share observations and collaborate on strategies for home and school.
• Maintain open communication through messages, newsletters, or apps.

8. Classroom Management

• Establish simple rules and routines.
• Promote positive behavior through encouragement and consistency.

9. Ensuring Inclusion

• Respect cultural, linguistic, and individual differences.
• Adapt lessons for children with diverse learning needs.

10. Continuous Professional Development

• Stay updated on early childhood education practices.
• Attend workshops, training, or courses.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ₹15,000.00 - ₹25,000.00 per month

Education:

• Master's (Preferred)

Experience:

• Preschool: 3 years (Preferred)

Work Location: In person