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The UT Dallas Callier Center provides a nurturing, learning environment for infants through kindergarten age. Focusing on developing every child's specific needs, including communication and language skills, physical
abilities, as well as emotional, social, and cognitive growth.
The Callier Center Child Development Program is hosting a FREE two-day Job Fair on November 9th 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM and November 10th 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM.
The job fair will be hosted at the Callier Center Dallas location, Address: 1966 Inwood Rd. Dallas, Texas 75235.
Callier is hiring for several open positions and encourages you to apply BEFORE coming.
Child Development Associate: The Callier Center provides a nurturing, learning environment for infants through kindergarten Age. We focus on developing every child's specific needs, including communication and language skills, physical abilities, emotional and social growth and cognitive development. Our Program fosters an environment in which children have the opportunity to communicate, play and develop friendships with other children whose interests, abilities, levels of hearing and methods of communication may be different than their own. Provide assistance in the provision of developmental program activities for young children focusing on the infant/toddler age group by providing care and developmentally appropriate experiences for infant/toddler age children; maintain a safe and appropriate learning environment; work collaboratively with team members in planning and implementing activities; document observations of individual child development; provide daily verbal and written communication to parents.
Child Development Floater: This position will assist in the provision of developmental program activities for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.
Minimum Qualifications:
Child Development Associate Two years of relevant experience working with young children and 12 college credit hours of Early Childhood Education/Child Development or CDA (Child Development Associate Credential).
Child Development Floater High School diploma or GED.
Preferred Education and Experience:
Preferred Education and Experience
Child Development Associate: Three years of experience working with infant toddler age children; Associates in Early Childhood and Child Development, knowledge of NAEYC accreditation criteria and/or Program for Infant/Toddler Care (PITC) framework.
Child Development Floater: Previous childcare experience preferred.
Important Message:
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