English Preschool Teacher

Guidepost Global Education (GGE) is one of the largest operators of Montessori schools worldwide, with over 100 schools in the globe, dedicated to transforming education to better serve families everywhere – children and parents. In Aisa, GGE offers programs for children ages 0-12 through an extensive network of 27 campuses spanning Hong Kong, Singapore, Bali, and key cities in Mainland China. GGE currently operates schools under the Guidepost & Nest Preschool brands. We are a rapidly growing network of quality preschools in Singapore. Learn more at https://guideposteducation.com/ or https://nestpreschool.sg/ Core Job Responsibilities Lead a Model Classroom Maintain an orderly and clean Montessori prepared environment in accordance to Guidepost Montessori standards Provide close supervision to children, always making sure they are safe, and the group is in compliance with city-mandated teacher to child ratios Work closely with other Guide(s) to ensure a high-quality Montessori programming is established and maintained Present sequential Montessori lessons in accordance with the Guidepost Montessori program standards Observe each child, regularly document his or her progress, strengths, interests, and areas for improvement, and apply your knowledge of Montessori principles to ensure each child’s individual needs are met Interact with children in a warm, joyful, respectful manner that fosters their independence Implement feedback provided by other Guides, your Montessori Mentor, and your Head of School Problem-solve challenging student concerns with other Guides, your Montessori Mentor, and your Head of School Open classroom to regular parent tours Open classroom to observation by parents and other staff members Provide Exceptional Customer Service to Parents Communicate regularly with each parent in an individualized manner using approved communication tools provided by Guidepost Montessori (i.e. email, photo-sharing software, newsletters, etc). Provide cumulative, formal feedback to parents on student progress, which might include twice-yearly parent-teacher conferences, progress reports, and/or portfolio preparation. Meet with parents on an individualized basis to discuss and resolve student issues as they arise Create a Strong Community on Campus Participate in regular team meetings Participate in one-on-one meetings with your school leader and Montessori Mentor Participate in community outreach, classroom celebrations, and parent information events Actively participate and pursue annual professional development Qualifications To be considered for this role, all applicants must possess one of the following credentials: Degree in (Early childhood) Education major Fluent English Speaker Experience working with children of the appropriate age group (18 months to 5 years old) Passion for the Montessori method of education Growth mindset and problem-solving approach LON (L2) from ECDA indicating your qualification to teach in Singapore.