The educator will support classroom activities, routines, and develop curriculum for individual children and small groups. They are also responsible for observing, assessing, and documenting children's development while maintaining a safe and engaging environment.
Why Nurtury Early Education?
Nurtury is committed to your success by investing in you through our competitive wages, generous benefits and career growth opportunities. Whether your interest is in direct care, family services, or curriculum support, join us to be part of an organization that values your skills and recognizes the difference you can make in a child’s life today, and every day.
Are you a kind, caring person interested in helping children thrive? If so, join Nurtury Early Education as a Full Time Early Childhood Educator and make a difference every day!
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Candidates must be Teacher Certified by the Department of Early Education and Care and possess a degree or coursework in Early Childhood Education. The role requires a full-time commitment from Monday through Friday.
Market context
In Massachusetts, full-time preschool and infant/toddler educators are commonly sought by centers that need staff with Department of Early Education and Care teacher certification, early childhood coursework or a degree, and weekday availability. These roles are competitive because employers often prioritize candidates who can step into classroom routines quickly and meet licensing expectations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification status and prepare examples of age-appropriate classroom support before applying.