What do private kindergarten teachers need?

What are the requirements for private kindergarten teachers?

Education requirements: Generally, a bachelor's degree in pre-school education or related major is required, or a pre-school education skill certificate is obtained through a training institution.

Educational experience: have some practical experience in education or related fields, and work experience in kindergartens, nurseries or other educational institutions is preferred.

Love and patience: Kindergarten teachers need to have love for children, pay attention to their growth and development, and have the qualities of patience and carefulness.

Relevant knowledge and skills: master the theories and methods of early childhood development psychology and early childhood education, and have the ability to plan and organize early childhood education activities.

Communication skills: communicate effectively with children and parents, have good oral and written expression skills, and be able to cooperate with team members.

Abide by laws and regulations and educational ethics: understand and abide by relevant laws and regulations and educational ethics, and protect children's rights and interests and educational safety.

It should be noted that for each private kindergarten, the specific recruitment conditions may be different. You can measure according to the requirements of your area and kindergarten to ensure that you meet the relevant conditions.

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The responsibilities of private kindergarten teachers include the following aspects:

Educational guidance: Private kindergarten teachers are responsible for providing effective educational guidance for children, making teaching plans and educational activities, providing educational content suitable for children according to their age and development stage, and designing appropriate teaching methods and methods according to their interests, needs and personalities.

Care: Private kindergarten teachers need to take care of every child's daily life, including diet, hygiene, sleep and so on. They should provide a good living environment for their children and ensure their physical and mental health.

Example: Private kindergarten teachers are role models and guides for children. They need to set an example, show positive behaviors and values, and help children cultivate good moral quality and moral concepts.

Communication and cooperation with parents: Private kindergarten teachers need to communicate and cooperate closely with parents, understand the children's situation in the family environment, share their performance and progress in school, and jointly formulate educational goals and measures to promote their all-round development.

Safety: Private kindergarten teachers should ensure the safety of kindergartens and regularly check classrooms and facilities to ensure that there are no risk factors. In educational activities, we should ensure the safety of young children, supervise their actions and avoid accidents.

Learning evaluation: private kindergarten teachers need to evaluate their children's learning, record each child's learning progress and achievements, provide personalized teaching and counseling, and share their children's learning status with their parents.

Generally speaking, the responsibility of private kindergarten teachers is to provide high-quality education and care for children, promote their all-round development, and cooperate with parents to support their growth.