Childcare Teacher
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Cerebral Palsy Inc
Suamico, WI, US
Summary
The teacher is responsible for planning and implementing instructional activities that support the social, emotional, intellectual, and physical development of children. They must also ensure a safe, clean, and nurturing environment while communicating effectively with families.
Job Description
Childcare Teacher
Part-time M-F, 7a-12:30p or 12p-5:30p
Service WorkersSuamico, WI, USJob detail-Suamico Site
Job Type:
Part-time M-F, 7a-12:30p or 12p-5:30p
Benefits
401(k)
Paid time off and holiday pay
401(k) matching
50% off of Childcare
Full Job Description
Do you have a passion for impacting and improving the lives of children? Join an organization that will empower you with creative freedom, training, and support to give your students a greater level of confidence in a nurturing, safe environment. This is a dream job for someone that loves to work with children while having a good time and feeling valued themselves.
CP, a locally run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is seeking caring professionals to join their teams in the Green Bay area as Childcare Teachers. This is a life changing role where you are directly responsible for helping children develop socially, emotionally, intellectually, and physically.
If you have completed at least 2 non-credit department approved courses in early childhood and education OR willing to do the training for those credit hours, this is a career you need to explore.
Why Join the CP team:
- Culture - Everyone at CP enjoys what they do and work well together while changing people's lives. You will be provided with designated times throughout the day to complete your lesson plans which allows you to truly enjoy time off outside of your work hours.
- Training - CP offers very comprehensive training that will provide you with the tools and confidence to provide your children with the highest care possible while reducing your stress.
- Retention Bonus
- 401(k) with 4% match
- 50% childcare discount
- Competitive Pay - $17-$19/hr
- Wellness Programs and Discounts
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBLITIES:
- Provide a nurturing, supportive, and inclusive approach to all children.
- Plan, organize, and implement individual and group instructional activities for children that aim to develop them socially, emotionally, intellectually, and physically, while being responsible for the safety of all children in the center and specifically for the children in your care.
- Work cooperatively with other staff in a team environment.
- Communicate with and provide excellent customer service to children and families.
- Provide positive approach and behavior redirection as age appropriate.
- Share in the responsibility of maintaining a clean and safe environment..
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to the individual's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, genetic information, status as a military veteran or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Paid time off
- Wellness Program
Schedule:
- M-F, 7a-12:30p or 12p-5:30p
The Cerebral Palsy Center helps people with developmental disabilities have the chance at a better, richer life with as much independence as possible.
Through the services we offer, our clients have a chance at finding a job, living independently, enjoying relationships with others, participating in hobbies and leisure activities and giving back to the community through volunteer work.
Day Services at the Center consist of:
* Facility Based - Teaching individuals how to take care of themselves, developing social skills, and providing a break for family care givers.
* Community Based - Helping individuals become part of community life through volunteer work, YWCA and civic club memberships, and leisure activities.
* Employment Services - Seeks employment through three programs, Supported Employment, Project SEARCH and the Transition Team, providing job aptitude assessment, job development, stabilization, job coaching and follow up support services.
Residential Services consist of:
* Group Living - Meal, transportation, and personal care assistance provided in agency owned, accessible group homes by on-site staff.
* Individualized Living - Services are provided in individuals' homes or apartments and consist of assistance with personal care, housekeeping, shopping, transportation, and meal preparation.
The Family Support Program is a DIDD funded program which the Center administers and is a funding/referral service to provide whatever supports, services, or equipment needed to enable individuals and their families to remain in their homes and community. Services can include but are not limited to: Home Modifications, Specialized Equipment, Respite Care, Counseling, Health Related Needs, and Supplies.
Altogether over 300 individuals benefit from the services offered through the Cerebral Palsy Center.
Founded
1954
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Org type
Nonprofit
The Cerebral Palsy Center helps people with developmental disabilities have the chance at a better, richer life with as much independence as possible.
Through the services we offer, our clients have a chance at finding a job, living independently, enjoying relationships with others, participating in hobbies and leisure activities and giving back to the community through volunteer work.
Day Services at the Center consist of:
* Facility Based - Teaching individuals how to take care of themselves, developing social skills, and providing a break for family care givers.
* Community Based - Helping individuals become part of community life through volunteer work, YWCA and civic club memberships, and leisure activities.
* Employment Services - Seeks employment through three programs, Supported Employment, Project SEARCH and the Transition Team, providing job aptitude assessment, job development, stabilization, job coaching and follow up support services.
Residential Services consist of:
* Group Living - Meal, transportation, and personal care assistance provided in agency owned, accessible group homes by on-site staff.
* Individualized Living - Services are provided in individuals' homes or apartments and consist of assistance with personal care, housekeeping, shopping, transportation, and meal preparation.
The Family Support Program is a DIDD funded program which the Center administers and is a funding/referral service to provide whatever supports, services, or equipment needed to enable individuals and their families to remain in their homes and community. Services can include but are not limited to: Home Modifications, Specialized Equipment, Respite Care, Counseling, Health Related Needs, and Supplies.
Altogether over 300 individuals benefit from the services offered through the Cerebral Palsy Center.
Founded
1954
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Org type
Nonprofit