Nursery Teacher

Job Function
As a Nursery Teacher, the purpose of this role is to act as a supervisor and to ensure children’s order inside the Nursery.

As a Child Caregivers, one is required to provide safe, educational environments for children 
and take care of their basic needs, including dressing, and supervising play and nap times. 
Child caregivers typically work while having fun and enthusiastic personalities amongst all.

Responsibilities (Caregiver)

 Perform Arabic, English, Islamic and Quran daily lessons (as needed)
 Handling children with care
 Control the class in different ways to maintain stability amongst the children
 Arriving in time for first lesson starting at 8 AM to prepare class well
 Teaching 1 to 1
 Taking photos on each lesson for each kid showing the progress
 Adding merits stars for good behavior
 Star of the week is given to each child each lesson
 Preparing, organizing, and supervising mealtimes and snacks with the Teacher
Assistants
 Maintaining professional and positive relationships with parents, children, and staff
 Providing structure and accountability that is firm but compassionate
 Encouraging children to participate in all activities
 Notifying the Principal or Lead Child Care Consultant of any signs of emotional or
developmental issues with the kids
 Weekly Islamic interactive circle time including calendar, Duaa, story about the
Prophet peace be upon him and speaking with kids to develop language and 
confidence
 Islamic, Arabic, English and Quran monthly tests and skills assessment
 Update the Weekly plan with the Theme of the Week
 Add Islamic, Arabic, English and Quran activities based on relevant themes

Supervision Skill Requirements
 Watching the time swap time between classes, food and play yard is correct
 Supervision of safety in the yard
 Guiding the maids for cleaning and ensure all areas are cleaned neatly and nicely
 Reporting any issue to Principal or Lead Child Care Consultant
 Watching safety at all times making sure no two kids are engaging
 Watch for special needs kids (out of class or in the hall) apart from normal children 
 Making sure all Teacher Assistants have opened lunch boxes for the kids
 Make sure ministry’s rules and regulations are met
 Make sure the break times for Teacher Assistants do not overlap
 Watch kids wash hands twice a day at minimum
 Make sure all staff moving around watching kids safety during play time
 Make sure special needs are taught while other kids in food time and vice versa as
needed