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Internship – Sunway Berhad

Sunway Berhad
Selangor
Salary: Undisclosed

Role Summary

The Internship - Early Childhood is responsible for assisting in the planning and implementation of age-appropriate activities that promote the development of toddlers. This role involves fostering positive interactions and ensuring a safe and clean environment for children while collaborating with parents and participating in training.

Job Description

As an Early Childhood Intern, you will engage in daily activities that support the growth and development of young children in a nurturing environment. You will work closely with experienced educators and contribute to creating a positive learning atmosphere.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Assist in planning and implementing age-appropriate activities.
  • Monitor children's safety during play and learning activities.
  • Foster positive interactions among children.
  • Maintain a clean and organized environment.
  • Collaborate with parents to support children's development.
  • Participate in ongoing training to enhance early childhood education skills.
  • Support daily routines and activities for toddlers.

Job Requirements

Diploma or equivalent in early childhood education or child development preferred.

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Patience and compassion for working with children.

Ability to assist with daily routines.

Willingness to participate in training and development.

Quick Info

Company

Sunway Berhad

Location

Selangor

Salary

Undisclosed

Skills Required

7 skills

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Required Skills

1

Early Childhood Education

2

Communication

3

Interpersonal Skills

4

Patience

5

Organizational Skills

6

Team Collaboration

7

Child Development

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