Back to search

Lead Teacher at World Bank Children's Center

KinderCare Education · Washington, DC · KinderCare Learning Center

Compensation

$23.45 – $34.15 /yr

Employment type

Full-time

Work setting

On-site

Location

Washington, DC

Schedule

Day shift

Posted

Apply for this job

You'll be redirected to the employer's application page.

Job overview

The Lead Teacher at World Bank Children's Center is an onsite role located in Washington, DC. The pay range is $23.45 - $34.15 per hour, supporting the early childhood education team at a center recognized for its exceptional workplace culture. This role exists to lead, coach, and mentor less experienced teachers while implementing curriculum and maintaining a safe, nurturing environment. The lead teacher contributes to the center's success by partnering with parents and staff to achieve goals related to enrollment, accreditation, and community engagement.

What you'll do

  • Lead, coach, and mentor teachers
  • implement curriculum
  • create a safe, nurturing environment
  • partner with parents
  • support center enrollment and accreditation
  • cultivate relationships with families and community contacts.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies
full-time
day shift
washington dc
kindercare
lead teacher
early childhood education
$23.45-$34.15/hr
onsite
no on-call
cda credential
Work arrangement
  • Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

  • Discounted child care, medical, dental, vision, employee assistance programs, health and wellness programs, paid time off, and various discounts.

Why this role

Active CDA Credential or NAEYC candidacy required; 2-3 years experience preferred.

About the employer

KinderCare Education is hiring for this role. Industry: Child Care Services. Sector: 62.

Additional details

Industry sector
62
Industry
Child Care Services
Occupation code
25-2011.00
Apply for this job

You'll be redirected to the employer's application page.

Browse more jobs

Listing ID: dbd3aa0d-62a3-4155-bb4b-37db96f9324f

    Lead Teacher at World Bank Children's Center | CollabWORK