Early Childhood Educator
Overview
Early childhood educators guide the learning and development of young children by creating a safe and supportive environment.
Description
- Develop and implement learning plans that support holistic development.
- Design quality learning environments that promote growth.
- Ensure the safety and well-being of children.
- Monitor and document children's development and learning progress.
- Partner with parents and caregivers to understand children's needs and support their development at home and school.
Entry requirements
- A Diploma in Early Childhood Studies is preferred.
- You will need to understand the learning and development needs of children from birth to eight years old.
Salary
$3,000 – 5,100
/mo
Salary ranges are estimated based on public information found on Singaporean job portals, including MyCareersFuture, MySkillsFuture. Updated as of 2026.
Trivia
Early childhood educators find it rewarding to be part of children's learning journey. They get to watch children grow in knowledge, skills, and character development.
What to expect
You'll nurture young minds, build foundations of knowledge, skills, and character. You must have the passion to teach while ensuring children's safety and care.
Soft
skills
People Development
Able to support children's social, emotional, cognitive, and physical growth with compassion and people skills.
Communication
Ability to share information effectively and clearly with children and parents.
Patience
Able to demonstrate patience with managing children's behaviours and guiding their learning journey.
Children Development Knowledge
Skilled in recognising and responding to children's developmental needs, milestones, and individual learning styles.
Collaboration
Able to work well with teaching staff to create cohesive educational activities.
Classroom Management
Able to organise classroom spaces efficiently and establish routines.
Hard
skills
"We strive to make the children happy. Thats how the trust between Teachers and parents builds up."
Lorbert Tay, Teacher and Centre Manager
CNA