Early Childhood Educator

Early Childhood Educator (Indiranagar and Langford town)

Come Grow With Us!

At House of Tamariki, we believe childhood deserves to be protected, celebrated and filled with opportunities to play.

We believe children learn best through joyful experiences, meaningful relationships, time in nature and the freedom to explore. Every child arrives with curiosity, capability and a unique way of seeing the world. Our role is to notice, listen and create spaces where that curiosity can flourish.

We’re looking for educators who delight in childhood. People who smile often, ask questions alongside children, aren’t afraid to get messy, love being outdoors and understand that some of the richest learning begins with a simple invitation to play.

If you believe joy belongs at the heart of learning and that every child deserves to feel safe, respected and deeply known, we’d love to welcome you to our village.

Your Role as an Early Childhood Educator will be:

* Create thoughtful lesson plans inspired by children’s interests, observations and developmental needs.

* Design beautiful, meaningful learning spaces and provocations that invite curiosity, creativity and deep engagement.

* Champion uninterrupted play and recognise it as the foundation of learning.

* Document children’s learning and share authentic, meaningful updates with families through our parent app.

* Build warm, trusting relationships with children, families and your team.

* Uphold the House of Tamariki philosophy in every interaction, ensuring children’s rights, dignity, safety and wellbeing remain at the centre of your practice.

* Create an environment where every child feels a sense of belonging, confidence and joy.

* Reflect, learn and grow alongside your team, contributing to a culture of kindness, collaboration and continuous improvement.

The Kind of Educator We’re Looking For

You believe that play matters.

You find joy in the everyday.

You notice the little things.

You lead with kindness and respect.

You see children as capable, competent and full of potential.

You understand that your words, your environment and your presence shape a child’s experience every day.

Most importantly, you believe that every child deserves to be seen, heard, respected and cared for—because childhood matters.