Infant Educator

Roles & Responsibilities

The Infant Educator is responsive to the needs of infants and toddlers. He / She creates a secure environment for infants and toddlers through nurturing respectful, responsive and reciprocal relationships with them. He / She also creates a quality learning environment through implementing developmentally appropriate curricula and programmes. He / She builds trusting and respectful relationships and partnerships with stakeholders by actively engaging the children's family and community. As an Early Childhood educator, He / She engages in ongoing professional development and reflective practice, and contributes to fostering a culture of collaboration and collegiality with relevant stakeholders.

1. Plan and implement curriculum and programmes

• Develop routine caregiving approach, lesson experiences and learning materials aligned to the Early Years Development Framework
• Create developmentally appropriate materials and resources to enhance quality learning environments
• Document children's learning and development
• Implement strategies to build respectful, responsive and reciprocal relationships with infants and toddlers
• Review health, safety, nutritional and hygiene practices in accordance with standards and procedures
• Plan developmentally appropriate experiences in the infant care setting

2. Build stakeholder relationships and partnerships

3. Manage family and community programmes

4 . Conduct routine caregiving

5. Uplift professional practice

Job Requirements :

Tell employers what skills you have

Childcare

Classroom

Teaching

Work Well Independently

Interpersonal Skills

Caregiving

First Aid

Communication Skills

Wellbeing

Team Player