Job Description
At our organisation, Kindergarten Care (KCare) teachers are referred to as KCare Programme Staff — the heart of our early childhood programme. They play a vital role in nurturing, guiding, and inspiring young children during their crucial developmental years. Through their care and dedication, they help build each child’s confidence, character, and love for learning. While the role comes with its challenges, it is incredibly rewarding — offering the unique joy of shaping young lives and making a lasting impact.
Who we look for
Passionate and caring early childhood educators who believe that every child deserves to be seen, heard, and guided with love. Individuals who delight in nurturing young minds, and take the extra mile to create a safe and joyful space where each child feels valued, supported, and inspired to grow into their best self.
Snapshots of our ideal candidate
- Warm, nurturing and naturally connects with young children aged 4 to 6.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills to engage both children
- Passionate about early childhood development and creating meaningful learning experiences.
- Patient, observant and responsive to the individual needs of each child.
- Thrives in a dynamic, team-oriented environment with a strong sense of responsibility.
- Prior experience in a preschool, childcare or KCare
Roles & Responsibilities
- Engage with and manage children aged 4 to 6 in a nurturing and stimulating environment.
- Implement age-appropriate, developmental, and engaging programmes and activities that support holistic growth.
- Foster positive values and provide guidance to support children's character development.
- Set up and maintain learning environments and resources in accordance with KCare Programme safety and health standards.
- Build strong relationships with parents through regular communication on their child’s development and achievements.
- Facilitate both indoor and outdoor activities with active involvement to encourage participation and engagement.
- Ensure the safety and well-being of each child by observing for signs of illness, emotional distress, or developmental concerns, and documenting progress.
- Offer emotional support and a warm, caring presence to help children feel secure and valued.
- Maintain classroom and playground order while promoting a positive learning atmosphere.
Qualifications:
- WSQ Student Care Centre - Early Years (EY) or
- Advanced Certificate in Early Childhood Care & Education (ACECCE)
- Diploma in Early Childhood Education (DECCE-T) or equivalent
Locations of Job Openings: Islandwide
Working Hours:
- No less than 19.5 Hours per week
- Monday- Friday
- Part-Time
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Benefits:
- Professional development
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday
Work Location: In person
