Assistant Teacher Languages fluent in Farsi

Now Hiring — Bilingual & Multilingual Teachers & Teaching AssistantsWe are growing our team and looking for warm, passionate educators fluent in Urdu, Arabic, Farsi, Tamil, and/or Hindi to lead and support our Infant/Toddler classrooms (6 weeks – 24 months). If you believe every child deserves to feel seen, heard, and loved in their home language — we want to meet you.

What We Offer
Paid holidays after 90 days, PTO & sick leaveHealth, vision & dental coveragePaid professional development & continuing education$150 staff referral bonus, weekly gift card raffle & holiday bonusTeacher Appreciation Week, birthday treats & quarterly team outingsFull coffee bar, monthly breakfast treats & free lunch for Teacher of the MonthKey ResponsibilitiesLead and nurture an infant/toddler classroom for children aged 6 weeks – 24 months in a licensed childcare settingCommunicate fluently with multilingual families in Urdu, Arabic, Farsi, Tamil, and/or Hindi, bridging language and cultural gaps to build authentic trustDesign and implement developmentally appropriate activities aligned with social, emotional, and intellectual milestonesMaintain a safe, inclusive, and nurturing classroom environment every dayPartner with families and staff through clear verbal and written communication in English and your target language(s)RequirementsLanguage: Fluency in one or more of the following — Urdu, Arabic, Farsi, Tamil, Hindi (spoken and written)

Education:
Minimum high school diploma or equivalent45 hours in Child Growth and Development45-hour Infant-Toddler Certificate (required for 6 weeks – 24 months classrooms)

Experience:
Minimum one year working with infants in a licensed childcare facility, or 30 college creditsDemonstrated knowledge of social, emotional, and intellectual developmental stagesSkills & Attributes:Excellent verbal and written communication in English and target language(s)Commitment to ongoing professional developmentPhysical ability to stand, bend, lift up to 50 lbs, and keep up with busy toddlers