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Early Childhood Education Job Board and Career Pathways

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Mid-Level

Mid-level jobs typically require more experience and skill than entry-level positions. They often involve more responsibility, decision-making, and leadership, but may not require specialized knowledge and expertise.

Lead Teacher

Mid-Level

A lead teacher leads a classroom of young children, including developing and implementing lesson plans, managing behavior, and communicating with parents.

Bachelor's Degree

$40,000 - $50000

Childcare Teacher

Mid-Level

A childcare teacher plans and leads daily activities for young children, including teaching basic skills, supervising playtime, and maintaining a safe and clean environment.

Associate's Degree

$30,000 - $40000

Leadership

Leaderships positions requires a high degree of specialized knowledge and skill in a particular field. Individuals in these roles are recognized as authorities and possess deep expertise. Leadership roles often require advanced degrees, certifications, or licenses. Successful leaders are known for their knowledge, experience, and reputation in their field, and may be sought after for their insights and guidance.

Director

Leadership

An early childcare director is responsible for overseeing the operation of a childcare center or program. This includes managing staff, developing policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with licensing regulations, and creating and implementing educational programs for young children. Directors must also communicate regularly with parents and other stakeholders and manage the center’s budget and finances.

Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree

$60,000 - $80000

Entry-Level

Entry-level positions require little or no experience in a particular field. They are often considered the starting point for individuals looking to gain experience and build their skills.

Childcare Assistant

Entry-Level

A childcare assistant works under the supervision of a lead teacher or program coordinator and helps in the daily care of young children, including feeding, changing diapers, and leading activities.

Diploma

$20,000 - $30000

Career Levels

Director

Leadership

Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree

$60,000 - $80000

Program Coordinator

Advanced

A program coordinator oversees the operations of a childcare program, including managing staff, developing policies and procedures, and ensuring compliance with licensing regulations.

Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree

$50,000 - $60000

Lead Teacher

Mid-Level

A lead teacher leads a classroom of young children, including developing and implementing lesson plans, managing behavior, and communicating with parents.

Bachelor's Degree

$40,000 - $50000

Childcare Teacher

Mid-Level

A childcare teacher plans and leads daily activities for young children, including teaching basic skills, supervising playtime, and maintaining a safe and clean environment.

Associate's Degree

$30,000 - $40000

Childcare Assistant

Entry-Level

A childcare assistant works under the supervision of a lead teacher or program coordinator and helps in the daily care of young children, including feeding, changing diapers, and leading activities.

Diploma

$20,000 - $30000

Advanced

Advanced job levels are typically positions that require experience and leadership skills. These positions often involve managing teams, making strategic decisions, and overseeing operations. Advanced-level jobs require specialized knowledge and often demand degrees or certifications.

Program Coordinator

Advanced

A program coordinator oversees the operations of a childcare program, including managing staff, developing policies and procedures, and ensuring compliance with licensing regulations.

Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree

$50,000 - $60000