Pennsylvania Child Care Association

Are you a lifelong learner? Is the sound of a child’s laugh music to your ears? Do you enjoy partnering with adults and children in hands-on learning experiences? If you are curious about any of thesequestions, come grow with us at Carriage House Children’s Center. Carriage House Children’s Center is an exemplary, nationally accredited child care center located in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Dedicated to nurturing the lives of children and their families in an early learning environment, we are seeking highly-motivated individuals to grow and join our teaching teams. If you have previous experience working with young children and are interested in joining our inclusive learning community where all families, children and staff feel welcome and
respected, we encourage you to apply today.


Job Type: Infant and Toddler Teachers, Full-time & Part-time Positions available.

Rewards:
 Up to $1,000 New Hire/Retention bonus
 Costs for obtaining new clearances, physical & TB test covered by Carriage House
 Competitive pay range of $16 - $18/hour
 Annual Bonus pay
 Eight-hour workday with paid break, Monday through Friday schedule
 Holiday, vacation and PTO pay
 Health, vision and dental insurance
 Short-term, accident and critical illness insurances
 Retirement tax-deferred annuity
 Tuition assistance
 Participates in Student Loan Forgiveness Program
 Employee-child discount
 Free parking
 Ongoing mentoring and training
 Employee Assistance Fund to support employees when facing financial difficulties

Requirements:
 Candidates with Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Child Development or
related degrees are preferred.
 Candidates without designated degrees should have a CDA credential or equivalent (12 credits
in Early Childhood Education or a related field) and two years’ experience.
 Act 33/34, FBI and NSOR clearances and physical/TB test
 Proficient computer skills with the ability to use Microsoft Word, Outlook and the Internet
Responsibilities:
 Follow best practices for keeping children healthy and safe in Center-based care, following all
licensing and regulatory policies and procedures related to PA Department of Human Services
(DHS), Keystone STARS and National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
 Supervise children at all times including naptime, mealtime, and toileting times
 Use positive, sensitive and consistent encouragement with children
 Develop classroom lesson plans which provide children with a variety of developmentally
appropriate and engaging experiences that are responsive to children’s needs
 Apply strong and appropriate classroom management skills
 Engage in professional growth activities to improve professional and personal skills
 Follow all Center policies and/or procedures as written in Job Description, Employee Handbook
and Teacher Handbook