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University of Pittsburgh · 1 month ago

Associate Teacher (University Child Development Center)

Pittsburgh, PA

Full-time

Onsite

Entry Level

1+ years exp

The University of Pittsburgh is seeking an Associate Teacher for their University Child Development Center. This role involves supporting the Head Teacher in implementing an early childhood program, ensuring classroom safety, and maintaining effective communication with parents.

Higher Education

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Supports the head teacher with the development and facilitation of classroom programming and operations in a child development center

Maintains a safe classroom conducive to learning and engagement

Assesses children's needs and communicates effectively with parents

Guides support staff

Act as the Head Teacher in that teacher’s absence

Supervise staff and University students

Respond to parent/guardian inquiries and needs

Maintain 12 hours of professional development annually during their employment

Maintain all DHS regulations, NAEYC standards and Keystone STARS requirements throughout their employment

Qualification

Early childhood educationClassroom managementChild assessmentDHS regulationsNAEYC standardsKeystone STARS requirementsSupervisory skillsProfessional developmentCommunication skills

Required

Associate's Degree

1 year of verified experience with young children

HS diploma/GED AND 30 credits in a human service field

Maintain 12 hours of professional development annually during employment

Maintain all DHS regulations, NAEYC standards and Keystone STARS requirements throughout employment

PA State Police Criminal Record Check

FBI Criminal Record Check

PA Child Abuse History Clearance

Resume

Cover Letter

Company

University of Pittsburgh

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The University of Pittsburgh is a top-ranked, public institution in Pennsylvania and a member of the Association of American Universities of leading research universities.

Founded in 1787

Pittsburgh, PA, US

10001+ employees