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ReVillage
Childcare Center Float
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What they do
A Nanny or Babysitter provides care for children in their homes. Stays with children on a regular basis or for occasional day or evening times, or works full time; may live with a family.
$45,083 / year median in Oregon
-34% projected decline
Job Description
Childcare Center Float ReVillage Bend, OR Job Details Part-time | Full-time $20 - $23 an hour 6 hours ago Benefits Paid training Paid time off Parental leave Employee discount Professional development assistance Paid sick time Qualifications Childcare CPR Certification First Aid Certification Working with students Lesson planning Teaching Food Handler Certification AED Certification Full Job Description ReVillage is hiring! We are seeking multiple full-time (32-40 hours/week) teacher candidates for our play-based childcare center in Bend. Starting pay will be determined based on experience, with the opportunity to progress up our pay scale. Training and support provided. After a 90-day probationary period ReVillage offers 40 hours of paid vacation, closed for all federal holidays with pay, and 80 hours of sick pay. We have a very compassionate, caring team who would love to meet you. If you think this position might be a good fit for you, please apply!
About ReVillage:
We serve children ages 6 weeks-5 years, and 5 years-12 years during the summer.Job Summary:
- The ReVillage float will support all classrooms and be placed where the directors need support for the day.
- The ReVillage float will assist with crafts, projects and lesson plans when the lead teachers need the support. These are necessary to assist children in social, emotional, cognitive and physical development through developmentally appropriate practices (DAP).
- ensure that each child will have time outside when the weather permits safe outside play.
- ensure that all children have access to all of the centers / areas in their classroom. This includes but is not limited to blocks, art materials, easels, books, puzzles, sensory tubs, music, writing tools, playdough, dress-up, manipulatives and loose parts with very few restrictions.
- control the environment, not the child
- provide opportunities for each child to create, move, sing, discuss, observe, read, and play each and every day.