Compass Early Learning and Care is a progressive non-profit organization where we work collaboratively to provide excellence in early learning and care. The richness and uniqueness of our learning environments are an invitation for adults and children to discover together the joy of learning. CELC envisions a place where children are valued as citizens of today; where the principles of democracy guide our relationships with children, families, colleagues and our community.

Areas:

• Peterborough City & County (Apsley, Norwood, Havelock, Lakefield, Warsaw, Bridgenorth)
• Durham Region (Courtice, Bowmanville, Hampton, Enniskillen, Orono, Newcastle, Newtonville, Kirby, Oshawa, Whitby, Brooklin, Scugog, Port Perry, Ajax, Pickering, Uxbridge, Brock)
• City of Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay, Little Britain, Oakwood, Woodville, Cameron, Fenelon Falls, Bobcaygeon, Bolsover, Omemee, Dunsford, Kirkfield, Coboconk, Manilla)
• Haliburton County (Minden, Kinmount, Haliburton, Wilberforce, Carnarvon, Cardiff)
• Expanding into new communities regularly – Contact Us for more information

Start Date:

Immediate (we will schedule first initial home visit within 10 days of receiving your registration request). We will work on your timeline and are currently accepting applications in all regions.

Capacity:

Up to 6 children under the age of 13 years (no more than 3 under the ages of 24 months). This includes provider’s own children under the age of 4. (If your child is in Kindergarten, your child no longer is included in ratio during September – June).

Hours:

Flexible – you set your own hours (part day, full day, extended day, evenings, weekends, overnight)

Bonuses & Incentives:

•  Access to Family Group Benefits (for a monthly fee)
• Consistent pay cheques
• Eligible for Government Enhancement Grants
• Premium bonus for extended hours (before 7am and/or after 6pm)
• Referral incentives for new providers and families
• Access to (a minimum of) 12 hours of Professional Development training/year

Job Requirements and Competencies:

• Access to suitable operational space – for up to 6 children (this includes: play, meals, sleep, outdoor areas)
• Have experience with young children
• Show warmth, sincerity and genuine interest when working with children
• Rent or own your home/apartment
• Have strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Have strong behaviour guidance skills that include problem solving, positive reinforcement and redirection strategies.
• Have a valid First Aid/CPR certificate, a current health assessment (including COVID-19 vaccination) and a current Police Vulnerable Sector Check (not more than three months old)

Become a Home Child Care Provider:

Interested in getting started today?

Contact our team through the information below and we will be in touch.