Infant Educarer

Job Overview :

At Greentree, every teacher is a trusted professional who accompanies children through their earliest and most important years. As an Infant Educarer, you will care for and guide infants aged 2 to 18 months, fostering security, confidence, and curiosity through calm, respectful, and developmentally appropriate practice.

Teaching at Greentree goes far beyond the classroom. Our educators are leaders in education — from designing innovative curriculum and creating bespoke learning materials, to organising large-scale events such as education conferences.

Our teachers are not confined to a single age group. We work as a unified professional community. Educators may follow their children as they grow into toddler and preschool stages, ensuring continuity of care and learning across the entire early childhood journey.

Beyond daily routines, you'll build partnerships with families, contribute to a supportive team culture, and explore opportunities for professional growth. At Greentree, infant educators are trusted, empowered, and recognised as professionals who set the foundation for lifelong learning.

If you want to make a real difference, this is where you can inspire, lead, and expand your career in ways few schools can offer.

Key Responsibilities :

1. Guide and Nurture Development

• Provide attentive, respectful, and responsive care that supports infants' physical, emotional, and cognitive growth.
• Design safe, calm, and engaging spaces that encourage natural movement and exploration.

2. Build Strong Relationships

3. Lead Quality Practices

4. Conduct Routine Caregiving :

5. Contribute Beyond the Classroom

6. Commit to Professional Growth

Key Qualifications :

Additional Requirements :

Our schools with Infant Care Programs are located at the following addresses. When submitting your application, you may include a note to let us know which location is more convenient for you :

Due to limited work pass quota, priority will be given to candidates with valid local working rights and relevant early childhood qualifications.