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Learn how to work with young children and preschool
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While coaching preschool is indeed a job, it's also a life calling for many people. Become a Shambala Coach now.

While preschool coach is indeed a job, it's also a life calling for many people. If you're interested in a career that involves molding young and inquisitive minds for the future, you might enjoy being a preschool coach. The positives often extend beyond stable employment and weekends and summers off, including personal enrichment and reliable employment.

A preschool coach works with young children ages four through six, to promote the students’ mental, physical and social development. They instruct students by using enthusiastic and hands-on teaching methods, games, music, art, books and computers. Children are taught general rules of acceptable behavior, so that the coach can maintain order in the classroom.

They instruct their young students one-on-one or in groups, adapting standard teaching methods to meet students’ varying needs and interests. A preschool coach plays an important role in childhood development; the job requires that they be able to easily communicate with their students and inspire trust and confidence.

Our coaches must have a Diploma / Certificate in Early Childhood Care & Education. Passionate and love kids, impart simple, but important skills such as color, number, shape, and letter recognition, phonics, basic personal hygiene, and social skills such as sharing and interacting with peers. Coaches will often read to their class aloud, or demonstrate activities for class participation.

Using various materials and resources, they allow their students to learn by exploration and hands-on discovery. Coach prepares materials, lessons and projects for their students, and observe and assess performance, skills, behavior and social development; they also watch for potential problems including health, developmental or emotional issues. They meet with parents with children periodically to inform them of progress and concerns. Teachers and kindergarteners ordinarily stay in one classroom, except when attending assemblies, eating lunch or having recess.

  • Attractive remuneration package
  • 5 days work week
  • Training opportunities
  • Enjoy a fair work life balance
  • Opportunities for starting a business
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