Early Childhood Certification Jobs

This full-time elementary teaching role at Richer Elementary School focuses on upper-grade instruction for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position involves designing standards-based lessons, differentiating instruction to meet diverse student needs, and utilizing data to drive instructional improvements and interventions. Key responsibilities include administering assessments, providing constructive feedback to students and families, and collaborating with colleagues to support student growth in a culturally proficient environment. The role appeals to educators seeking a collaborative culture that values continuous professional development and strong family engagement. Candidates must hold a Massachusetts elementary license with an SEI endorsement, and bilingual skills in Spanish or Portuguese are highly preferred. The position is based on-site at the school.

This travel role places a Speech Language Pathologist within a large urban school district in Baltimore, Maryland, supporting the Special Education team for the 2025–2026 academic year. The position involves conducting student assessments, developing and implementing Individualized Education Programs, and delivering direct therapy for various communication disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and families, participating in IEP meetings, and ensuring regulatory compliance. The opportunity is appealing for its potential to make a meaningful impact in a diverse district committed to inclusive education and equity. It offers a supportive environment for both licensed professionals and Clinical Fellows, featuring access to professional development, housing assistance, and comprehensive benefits. The role is based on-site in Baltimore, allowing clinicians to enjoy the city's vibrant culture and historic neighborhoods while advancing their careers.

This role involves serving as a Special Education Itinerant Teacher for preschool-aged children within the CPSE program at E&D Children Center. The position requires providing therapy in schools, homes, and community settings while collaborating with families and multidisciplinary teams to develop individualized goals. Key responsibilities include educating families on intervention strategies, conducting evaluations, and maintaining compliance documentation. The role is appealing due to the potential for creating a flexible schedule, extensive training and supervision opportunities, and a supportive environment ideal for new graduates. Bilingual skills are valued, and the position offers a dynamic setting for dedicated professionals to make a meaningful impact.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position focuses on delivering engaging instrumental lessons, managing student records, communicating with parents, and supporting program enrollment. The organization offers a mission-driven environment dedicated to enriching primary education through music, providing curriculum resources and professional development for educators. The role is ideal for those seeking to expand their teaching horizons or return to music education, offering flexibility to work with students aged three and up. Positions are based on-site at partner schools with availability required during after-school hours, and opportunities exist for year-round employment including summer months.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position combines in-class instruction with out-of-school duties such as lesson planning, parent communication, and program promotion. The organization offers a mission-driven environment focused on enriching student development through music education, providing curriculum resources and professional development support. The role is based on-site at partner schools with flexible scheduling options that include after-school hours and potential summer extensions, appealing to educators seeking to impact primary education or pivot their careers back into music.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position focuses on delivering engaging music lessons, managing student records, communicating with parents, and supporting program enrollment. It is ideal for educators seeking to pivot into music or expand their teaching horizons, offering access to curriculum resources and professional development. The role appeals to those passionate about enriching primary education and making a direct impact on student development. Positions are based on-site at partner schools with flexible scheduling during after-school hours and opportunities for year-round employment.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position combines in-class instruction with out-of-school duties such as lesson planning, parent communication, and program promotion. The organization offers a mission-driven environment focused on enriching student development through music education, providing curriculum resources and professional development support for educators. The role requires on-site work at partner schools with availability during after-school hours and offers opportunities for career growth within the education sector.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position combines in-class instruction with out-of-school duties such as lesson planning, parent communication, and program enrollment support. The organization offers a mission-driven environment focused on enriching student development through music education, providing curriculum resources and mentorship for educators transitioning into instrumental teaching. The role is based on-site at partner schools with flexible scheduling options, including potential summer extensions and opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative team.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position focuses on delivering engaging instrumental lessons, managing student records, communicating with parents, and supporting program enrollment. It is ideal for educators seeking to impact primary education through music, offering opportunities for professional growth and the chance to teach multiple instruments with provided resources. The role is based on-site at partner schools with after-school availability and includes potential for summer extension, fostering a mission-driven environment focused on student development.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position combines in-school instruction with out-of-school duties such as lesson planning, parent communication, and program promotion. The organization offers a mission-driven environment focused on enriching student development through music education, providing curriculum resources and professional development support. The role is based on-site at partner schools with flexible scheduling options and opportunities for career growth within the educational sector.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position combines in-class instruction with out-of-school duties such as lesson planning, parent communication, and program promotion. The organization offers a mission-driven environment focused on enriching student development through music education, providing curriculum resources and professional development support. The role is based on-site at partner schools with flexible scheduling options and opportunities for year-round employment, appealing to educators passionate about primary education and early childhood development.

This role involves teaching beginning-level violin, piano, or guitar to young students in small group settings at local partner schools. The position combines in-class instruction with out-of-school duties such as lesson planning, parent communication, and program promotion. The organization offers a mission-driven environment focused on enriching student development through music education, providing curriculum resources and support for educators transitioning into instrumental teaching. The role requires availability during after-school hours and offers opportunities for professional growth and potential year-round employment.

This full-time Assistant Teacher role supports early childhood education for children aged 3 to 5 within a Catholic Charities setting. The position involves implementing learning plans, maintaining a safe and organized environment, and collaborating with families to support social and emotional development. Key responsibilities include assisting with daily reports and participating in parent-teacher conferences. The role appeals to those seeking professional growth through opportunities to pursue a CDA credential or college degree while working in a supportive team. Employees benefit from comprehensive health coverage, a retirement plan with employer matching, and generous paid time off. The position is on-site and offers a mission-driven culture focused on child well-being.

This full-time Pediatric Physical Therapist role is based in Texas and supports a specialized team focused on early childhood development. The position involves evaluating and treating infants and toddlers, implementing skilled physical therapy interventions, and supervising physical therapist assistants. Candidates will also have opportunities to instruct students and contribute to practice development. The role offers a collaborative environment with a strong mission to support young patients, and it actively encourages applications from military spouses and dependents.

This temporary teaching role supports Head Start programs in New Jersey and Pennsylvania by supervising infant-toddler classrooms and ensuring compliance with state licensing and performance standards. Key responsibilities include developing developmentally appropriate lesson plans, documenting individual child growth, and facilitating home visits and parent conferences to foster family engagement. The position emphasizes creating a safe, nurturing environment while coordinating care for children with special needs. The role appeals to educators passionate about early childhood development who value community involvement and professional growth through required training sessions. A personal vehicle is required for daily duties, and the position offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on young children's foundational learning within a structured, mission-driven organization.

This full-time Pediatric Physical Therapist role is based in Texas and supports a specialized team focused on treating infants and young children. The position requires a Master's degree, an active US state license, and at least two years of experience with pediatric clients, including one year specializing in the birth to three age group. Key responsibilities include evaluating and treating referred patients, developing individualized treatment plans, supervising physical therapist assistants, and instructing students in therapy techniques. The opportunity is particularly appealing for military spouses and dependents, offering a collaborative environment dedicated to early childhood development. The role involves a standard 40-hour work week with a focus on skilled, medically prescribed interventions.

This full-time non-invasive imaging pediatric and fetal cardiology role is based at Banner Childrens at Desert Medical Center in Mesa, Arizona, within a thriving team of six providers. The position involves interpreting transthoracic and fetal echocardiograms, performing intraoperative transesophageal studies, supervising sonographers, and participating in outpatient and inpatient clinical services. The role is open to both experienced cardiologists and recent fellowship graduates. The opportunity is appealing due to the collaborative, team-oriented culture of a large integrated healthcare system that prioritizes physician well-being and professional growth. The setting features state-of-the-art facilities, a child-friendly environment with therapy programs, and access to a diverse pediatric population. The position offers comprehensive support including malpractice coverage, CME allowances, and extensive benefits focused on work-life balance and family security.

This part-time Assistant Teacher role supports the Early Learning program at the Fishers YMCA, operating under the guidance of a Lead Teacher. The position involves supervising groups of children aged two to five, engaging them in age-appropriate activities, crafts, and music, while fostering their social, physical, and spiritual growth. Key responsibilities include building trusting relationships with children and parents and upholding the organization's core values of caring, honesty, responsibility, and respect. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a tangible impact on young lives. Benefits include a free YMCA membership, twenty hours of free child care, flexible scheduling, retirement options, and opportunities for professional development.

This full-time Early Educational Teacher role involves leading a classroom of students and fostering a welcoming learning environment. Key responsibilities include planning a comprehensive curriculum that meets school standards, preparing learning materials, and documenting student progress and behavioral incidents. The position emphasizes collaboration with school personnel to maintain a safe atmosphere and encourages the development of students' critical thinking skills. The role is appealing due to its focus on career advancement, flexible scheduling, and a supportive company culture that includes free food, employee discounts, and professional training. The work arrangement is on-site within the school setting.

This part-time retail role at TJ Maxx in Nashville focuses on early morning backroom processing and stocking operations within a Fortune 100 off-price environment. The position involves accurately preparing merchandise for the sales floor, maintaining store organization and cleanliness, and supporting overall customer experience standards. Key responsibilities include adhering to loss prevention protocols, participating in store recovery efforts, and ensuring a safe working environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking growth opportunities within a collaborative culture that values diversity and employee development. The position offers a flexible schedule and access to a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage, retirement contributions, and associate discounts.

This part-time adjunct faculty role involves teaching economics courses within the Early College Academy at Aims Community College. The position focuses on delivering high-quality instruction in microeconomics and macroeconomics, evaluating student performance, and continuously revising curriculum to maintain academic standards. The role appeals to educators committed to student success and professional growth within a culture that values innovation and diversity. Responsibilities include designing learning-centered methodologies, analyzing assessment data to improve teaching, and collaborating with department staff. The position offers benefits such as a tuition waiver, gym access, and retirement programs, with a flexible work arrangement that may include remote or on-site instruction depending on course requirements.

This entry-level Project Administrator role supports project teams within Noble's offshore drilling division, focusing on planning and execution phases. The position involves coordinating schedules, managing travel logistics, handling vendor communications, and performing basic cost control and documentation tasks. Ideal for recent engineering graduates, the role offers hands-on experience in project management and exposure to global shipyard operations. The work arrangement is hybrid, based at the Houston corporate office during planning, with required international travel of two to three months at shipyards during execution. The position provides a unique opportunity for early-career professionals to learn from experienced project leaders in a technically advanced environment.