Lower Elementary Teacher

Mississauga, CanadaOn-site

Requirements

A little bit about us Elite Montessori School was built with the sole purpose of educating students in a clean, nurturing environment that helps each child reach their full potential.
At Elite Montessori School you will work as a Lower and an Upper Elementary Montessori Teacher alongside some of the most dedicated educators in the industry.
You will model and grow a perspective of equity and strive for a deeper understanding of cultural awareness.
If you are Lower and Upper Elementary Montessori trained and possess the training and documents required.
Requirements Up to date Immunizations Current Standard First Aid with CPR level C Certification Police Check including a Vulnerable Sector Screening (no older than 6 months) References, including 1 professional and 1 personal The ability to implement a Montessori curriculum utilizing AMS, TMI, AMI or another recognized developmentally appropriate Montessori practice Job Types: Full-time Casual dress Education: Lower Elementary Montessori Diploma Bachelor's Degree (preferred) Work Location: In person 6395

We are located in Mississauga and offer programs from ages 2 ½ to 11 years.
We continue to grow each year and are dedicated to offering excellence in education.
You will spend your time engaging, connecting, and learning alongside children, families, community partners, and co-workers.
You will work up to 40 hours a week from Monday to Friday.
The School Year runs from September to the End of June Roles as an Elementary Teacher If you are passionate about Montessori and life-long learning; you are energetic, resourceful, and creative in your pursuits of creating learning opportunities, building connections, and engaging with children and families.
Some accountabilities associated with the role include: Planning and implementing a Lower Elementary Program.
Excellent classroom, time management and organizational skills.
Building relationships with families and including them in the learning process.
Working as part of a team with Co-workers, Families, Community Partners, and Children.
Ensuring the safety of children by learning and acknowledging all children's diverse needs, backgrounds, and creating equitable opportunities for all children to engage.