Posted by Willy Franzen on January 8, 2014. Jobs updated daily.
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I ran into a few issues in pre-school. The first was when a kid bit me, and then I started biting other kids. They almost kicked me out. Then I got into an argument with a teacher because I insisted that a square was rectangle, my parents got called in… and they had to correct the teacher on her geometry. I don’t remember learning much in those years, but I’m sure it was an important time for my educational development. Parents seem to take early childhood education much more seriously these days. That probably explains the growth of The Learning Experience. They are a Boca Raton, FL based company that aims “to provide the tools and the environment that will give every child the opportunity to develop to their greatest potential.” They don’t use the term “day care” much on the corporate site, but I that’s what their local centers (locations in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Florida, Texas, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Illinois, Ohio, Colorado, and Virginia) seem to call it.
The Learning Experience’s vision is based on the idea of “learn, play, and grow.” They still want kids to be kids, but the focus is on directing children in a way that emphasizes learning first. TLE has four objectives for their students: 1. Life Skills; 2. Core Academic Skills; 3. Fitness Skills; and 4. Comfort Skills. It wouldn’t hurt most colleges to focus on those four same principles considering that most seem to skew heavily towards #2. If early childhood education is your thing, check out The Learning Experience’s Careers page. There are a few positions at the headquarters worth checking out including PHP/Web Developer and Receptionist (there are also a number of internships). Additionally, TLE offers Teacher, Business Manager, and other positions in locations across the country
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