Wage With Associate's Degree $18.87 - $26.41/hr; With Bachelor's Degree $21.60 - $30.24/hr.
Required Education:
2 Year Degree
Who you are:
You have great communication skills.
You are able to develop relationships with teachers, students and parents.
You’re patient and are able to work with children of different abilities and backgrounds.
You are resourceful and are able to assist those with different learning styles.
A day in the life:
As a teacher you’ll help develop the classroom environment; you’ll plan and implement daily activities and assessments; you’ll observe and record child development and behaviors; and you’ll work side-by-side with a teacher’s assistant, an aide and volunteers in the classroom.
Qualifications:
Associate's or bachelor's degree in early childhood education, or a related field, with early childhood teaching experience.
You must have a strong commitment to BI-CAP’s values of collaboration, innovation, compassion, diversity, equity and inclusion.
Applicants must pass a DHS Background Study and meet DHS & MN Rule 3 licensing requirements.
Wages:
You’ll be eligible for a competitive benefits package and the opportunity to make a difference in the community.
Full-time, 40 hours/week, 10-month school year (mid-August through May.) Wage With Associate's Degree $18.87 - $26.41/hr; With Bachelor's Degree $21.60 - $30.24/hr.
BI-CAP was established in 1966 as part of the national war on poverty and is one of approximately 1,000 community action programs nationwide that make up the service delivery arm of the federal Office of Economic Opportunity. As a 501c3 nonprofit Community Action Program, BI-CAP is deeply committed to working collaboratively to address community needs and challenges by building upon local community assets. Our current programs include: early childhood education, housing, weatherization, energy assistance, and youth education/employment services.