Primary School Teacher
POSITION SUMMARY
Primary School Teachers teach children between the ages of 5-12 basic elementary school subjects, such as reading comprehension, arithmetic, and beginner science. They are responsible for creating a curriculum for young students to follow throughout the school year as well as monitoring their progress and providing feedback along the way.
In addition, Primary School Teachers also play a large part in the emotional development of their students. Being a Primary School Teacher is a hands-on job that will require you to not only provide structure but to also foster healthy social relations and an inclusive learning environment.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Primary School Teacher responsibilities may include:
- Develop a quarterly curriculum.
- Assign/grade homework and classroom assignments.
- Monitor student progress throughout the school year.
- Prepare progress reports on a quarterly basis.
- Meet with parents to talk about student performance and behavior.
SKILLS
Making sure that young students are properly educated is an important task. One that will have a great impact on the rest of their lives. In order to ensure that students are getting the most out of their early schooling, a skilled Primary School Teacher will:
- Exercise patience and empathy when handling their students.
- Find innovative ways to keep their students engaged with the material.
- Maintain a friendly, but professional demeanor at all times.
- Stay organized to ensure the curriculum is followed smoothly.
- Communicate effectively with administration and parents.
QUALIFICATIONS
To secure a position as a Primary School Teacher, candidates must possess a Bachelor’s of Education, as well as a state approved teacher certification. In addition, they will typically be subjected to a Background Check. After qualifying for a position as a Primary School Teacher, candidates will need to regularly renew their teaching certification.
START INTERVIEW NOW START INTERVIEW NOWPRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
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Why did you decide to go into education? More specifically, why did you want to become a Primary School Teacher?
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How do you foster healthy relationships with the parents of your students?
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How would you handle having a classroom with more students than you are used to?
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How do you create a creative environment in the classroom?
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What would you do if a child is misbehaving in class?
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How would you handle a student that refuses to do their assignment?
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