Crèche Tutor

About the role

The Crèche Tutor plays a vital role in creating a secure, nurturing and engaging atmosphere for infants and toddlers, focusing on early development through interactive play, storytelling, music and age-specific educational experiences. The position is full time and calls for a dedicated professional who combines patience, care and a strong commitment to early childhood education.

Key responsibilities

• Provide constant supervision and attentive care so that all children stay safe and comfortable during the school day.
• Assist children with daily personal needs such as feeding, hydration, toileting, diaper changes and hygiene.
• Encourage communication, listening, movement and social interaction skills, and organize indoor and outdoor play suited to each child's developmental level.
• Establish consistent daily routines for arrival, play, meals, rest and departure, and guide behaviour positively without corporal punishment or humiliating language.
• Keep the classroom organised, welcoming and child-friendly, and ensure furniture, toys and materials are clean and safe.
• Track each child's development through observation and keep accurate records of attendance, care, feeding, sleeping, toileting and incidents.
• Communicate health, behavioural or developmental concerns to parents promptly and work with families on learning, hygiene and routine.
• Follow school policies and timetables, collaborate with colleagues and staff, and engage in professional development.

Required profile

• Minimum of a Certificate in Early Childhood Education, Basic Education or a related field; other recognised qualifications and relevant experience are considered.
• Practical experience working with infants and toddlers in crèches, nurseries, daycares or similar settings.
• Sincere passion for working with young children, patience, kindness, emotional maturity and a high sense of responsibility.
• Ability to collaborate with parents, colleagues and school management, and to follow safeguarding reporting procedures.

Required skills

• Strong communication and interpersonal abilities.
• Understanding of child development, hygiene practices, nutrition and safety protocols.
• Willingness to learn, accept feedback and improve caregiving and teaching practice.