Early Childhood Educator

Company Description Kinderbrook Montessori is a warm, encouraging learning community that supports positive self-concept, moral development, and meaningful social interaction for young children. The school embraces imagination, creativity, and play as central to early learning, fostering curiosity and joy in every learner. With a strong focus on respect and compassion, Kinderbrook Montessori seeks to nourish each child’s spirit while promoting awareness of the natural and cultural world. Educators, families, and children work together to create a protective, inclusive environment where every child can grow at their own pace and feel supported.

Role Description The Early Childhood Educator will create and maintain a nurturing, safe, and engaging classroom environment aligned with Montessori principles. Day-to-day responsibilities include planning and delivering age-appropriate learning activities, guiding children through individual and group work, and supporting social, emotional, and cognitive development. The educator will observe and document children’s progress, communicate regularly with families, and collaborate with colleagues to ensure a consistent, caring experience for every child. Additional duties include preparing classroom materials, supervising indoor and outdoor play, and participating in school events and professional development. This is a full-time, on-site role located in Paris, ON.

Qualifications

• Candidates should possess strong Interpersonal Skills and the ability to build positive relationships with children, families, and colleagues.
• Candidates should be a Registred Early Childhood Educator and experience Working With Children in preschool or early learning settings.
• Candidates should possess Creativity Skills to design engaging, play-based, and Montessori-inspired learning activities.
• Candidates should possess solid Organization Skills to manage classroom routines, learning materials, and documentation of children’s progress.
• Relevant qualifications such as an Early Childhood Education diploma or certification (or equivalent) and familiarity with Montessori philosophy are highly beneficial.
• Additional beneficial skills include patience, cultural sensitivity, clear communication, and the ability to maintain a safe and inclusive classroom environment.