We are
currently seeking Certified Montessori Teachers for the ages:
3-6 year olds
– Pre-Primary
6-9 year olds
– Lower Elementary
9-12 year olds
– Upper Elementary
Teaching in a Montessori school is a wonderful opportunity to promote authentic
evaluation methods as academic skills are developed, while investigating the
fascinating world around us. Providing an alternative to traditional education,
Montessori classrooms are recognized around the world as a dynamic medium, in
which the teacher may grow as a contributing member, fostering the potential of
young minds, contributing to families and society.
Our teachers are helping to develop autonomous, competent, caring, responsible
individuals, not merely children with the right answers.
Our children learn by touching, seeing, smelling, tasting, and exploring.
They're not just listeners.
If you'd like to take an active part in a child's wonder years, helping them
learn to reason, to cooperate, to care - you belong with us. Teachers in
Montessori schools create learning environments with children. Montessori
classrooms are active places of learning for children and for adults too.
A Montessori Lead Teacher has State mandated teaching credentials, plus
Montessori credentials. AMS issues Montessori credentials to candidates holding
a Bachelor of Arts degree. Associate certificates, for some levels, are issued
to candidates holding a high school diploma. AMS certification involves
both academic work (courses at an AMS teacher education center) and an
internship at an AMS affiliated school. After successfully completing the
academic phase and a year of internship, you can become a lead teacher.
A high school diploma qualifies you for an Assistant Teacher position.
For additional information, or to learn about current opportunities, please
forward your resume by email to us at
contactus@turtlerivermontessori.com or mail us at 100 Intracoastal Pointe,
Jupiter, FL 33477.
It is our policy to hire and promote without regard to race, creed,
color, sex, national origin, or mental or physical handicap,
unrelated to job performance.
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