1. Core Role SummaryThe Kindergarten Coordinator is the academic and administrative leader of the Early Years section. This role involves overseeing the day-to-day operations, ensuring the delivery of a high-quality, play-based curriculum, managing and mentoring the KG teaching staff, and serving as the primary liaison between the school administration and KG parents.2. Key ResponsibilitiesA. Academic Leadership & Curriculum Curriculum Oversight: Lead the implementation, assessment, and review of the [Specify Curriculum, e.g., CBSE-aligned ECE framework, Montessori, Play-way, etc.] curriculum, ensuring activities promote holistic development (cognitive, physical, social, emotional). Instructional Quality: Conduct regular classroom observations to ensure effective teaching practices, safe environments, and adherence to child development principles. Resource Management: Plan and manage the procurement, organization, and maintenance of educational resources, toys, and learning aids appropriate for the age group. Assessment: Oversee the student assessment process, focusing on observation, developmental milestones, and portfolio creation rather than formal testing.B. Staff Management & Development Mentoring & Coaching: Provide ongoing guidance, training, and professional development to KG teachers and support staff. Staff Scheduling: Manage daily schedules, duty rosters, and substitute planning to ensure optimal teacher-to-child ratios and continuous supervision. Performance Review: Participate in the recruitment, orientation, and annual performance evaluation of the KG teaching team.C. Administrative & Operational Management Enrollment & Admissions: Assist the Admissions team with KG student enrollment, including conducting school tours and orientation sessions for new parents. Health & Safety: Ensure the KG section strictly adheres to all safety, health, and hygiene protocols, including emergency procedures and sanitation standards. Record Keeping: Oversee the maintenance of accurate records related to student files, developmental reports, medical information, and staff data.D. Parent & Community Liaison Communication: Establish and maintain open, positive, and frequent communication with KG parents regarding school activities, student progress, and developmental concerns. Parent Education: Organize and conduct workshops or informational sessions for parents on topics related to early childhood development and effective parenting strategies. Event Planning: Coordinate and supervise all KG events, including class assemblies, annual day performances, and field trips.3. Required Qualifications & ExperienceA. Essential Qualifications Academic: Post Graduate degree in [Specify Field, e.g., Child Development, Early Childhood Education (E.C.E.), or Psychology]. Professional: A certificate/diploma/degree in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) or Montessori Training is highly desirable. Experience: Minimum of [5-7] years of total experience in teaching/coordinating, with at least [2-3] years in a supervisory or leadership role within an Early Years setting.B. Key Skills & Competencies ECE Expertise: Deep understanding of child development milestones, age-appropriate learning strategies, and play-based pedagogy. Leadership: Proven ability to lead, motivate, and manage a team of teachers and support staff effectively. Interpersonal Skills: Exceptional communication, empathy, and conflict-resolution skills for interacting with young children, parents, and staff. Organization: Strong organizational and administrative skills, capable of managing multiple priorities in a dynamic environment.