Primary

Primary educators teach and support children in their early years of formal schooling, typically from ages 5 to 12. They are responsible for delivering foundational education across a broad range of subjects, helping students develop essential academic, social, and emotional skills. Key responsibilities include: Planning and delivering engaging lessons across core subjects such as literacy, numeracy, science, and social studies Creating a supportive and inclusive classroom environment Monitoring and assessing student progress, and adjusting teaching strategies accordingly Managing classroom behavior and promoting positive interactions Communicating regularly with parents or guardians about student performance and development Supporting students' personal and social growth alongside academic achievement Participating in school events, staff meetings, and professional development Ensuring compliance with curriculum standards and school policies Successful primary educators are passionate, patient, and organized. They must be effective communicators and creative problem-solvers who can inspire and motivate young learners.