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LaFontaine Early Learning Center

Nature-Based Early Childhood Teacher

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Nature-Based Early Childhood Teacher LaFontaine Early Learning Center - 3.5 Richmond, KY Job Details Temporary | Part-time | Full-time From $13 an hour 23 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Paid time off On-the-job training Employee discount Flexible schedule Qualifications On-the-job training (training delivery method) Experience working with mixed age groups Outdoor work experience Autism Spectrum Disorder (early childhood general education) Preschool teaching Full Job Description The Nature Schools is a small family business in Richmond, KY. We are an early-childhood outdoor educational center serving ages 3-5. We're located on a 13-acre farm.
Our working environment includes:
On-the-job training, Growth Opportunities, and a lot of outdoor time! No nights or weekends! Paid Time Off during holidays FREE Childcare Jump in on the leadership track and work your way up or use us to build your resume for your education or other child-related career! And, to get to work with kids, plants, and animals! They're cute, fun, and need good people in their life to help them reach their potential!
Job Types:
Full-time, Part-time, Temporary Pay:
From $13.00 per hour
Benefits:
Employee discount Flexible schedule Paid time off
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Flexible Work Schedules
  • Dental Insurance
  • Child/Elder Care
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