Lead Preschool Teacher Job Description

A lead preschool teacher is a teacher in a school that is providing pre-school education to children in kindergarten through second grade.

Lead preschool teachers may work in a public or private school.

Preschool teachers typically work with children two to six years of age.

Lead preschool teachers are expected to provide an environment that is conducive to learning, particularly in an educational setting.

When they work with children, preschool teachers are expected to provide an environment that is conducive to learning, particularly in an educational setting.

They may use a variety of teaching methods.

Classrooms often contain numerous learning centers, which preschool teachers use to teach students.

Job Brief:

We’re looking for a Lead Preschool Teacher to join our team and help us provide an amazing educational experience for our students. The Lead Preschool Teacher will be responsible for planning and executing lessons, leading activities, and supervising students. If you’re passionate about education and have a desire to help young children learn and grow, we want to hear from you!

Lead Preschool Teacher Duties:

• Maintain the classroom and environment of the classroom in a healthy, safe, and stimulating manner
• Provide direct instruction to preschool age children
• Establish and maintain positive relationships with all staff, parents, and students
• Interact as a role model for students
• Perform other duties as assigned

Lead Preschool Teacher Responsibilities:

• Serve as a team leader by motivating and building positive working relationships with staff, parents, and the community
• Provide leadership and guidance to other preschool teachers, ensuring developmental skills, knowledge, and abilities are retained and promoted
• Maintain a professional appearance and conduct during all learning environments
• Design curriculum plans according to best practices, meeting all safety standards
• Maintain accurate records and file documents according to company and state standards
• Train staff members in safe work practices and emergency situations
• Provide professional development opportunities to teachers
• Reconcile daily student behavior with classroom management policies
• Assist with classroom scheduling and inventory
• Maintain up-to-date and accurate paper and electronic files for daily and weekly activities
• Supervise students during meal and snack times, field trips, and school functions
• Model professional behavior at all times

Requirements And Skills:

• Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Early Childhood Education or related field
• Experience working with children in formal and informal educational settings
• Strong people skills
• Knowledge of developmentally appropriate practices
• Demonstrated leadership and management skills
• Ability to develop and implement curriculum

Building a diverse and inclusive team is important to us at [Company Name]. We encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, religions, nationalities, genders, and ages. This includes veterans and individuals with disabilities.