British Orchard Nursery (EYFS Nursery Teacher)
Job Summary
British Orchard Nursery - Accepting CVs
About this announcement
British Orchard Nursery is inviting people to send their CVs to join its team. The nursery describes itself as a nurturing, growth-oriented place to work where professional development matters. The announcement doesn’t name a specific position, so contact the nursery to ask which roles are open before you apply.
How to apply
Send your CV by email to the nursery’s HR or recruitment address shown on its official website. Write the role you’re interested in clearly in the subject line.
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Job Overview
| Employer | British Orchard Nursery (BON) |
|---|---|
| Location | Multiple Branches, Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
| Salary | Not stated |
| Education | Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education (ECE), Education (B.Ed), or Cache Level 3 / 5 Diploma in Childcare |
| Licensing / Credentials | Attested Teaching Qualification & KHDA / Ministry Approval Eligibility |
| Experience Level | Minimum 2 years of teaching experience delivering the British EYFS curriculum |
| Benefits Package | Not stated |
Candidate Advice:
Good fit if you:
- Enjoy being around young children and have lots of patience
- Can stay calm and cheerful during busy days
- Like working in a team and talking with parents
Maybe not if you:
- Get stressed easily by noise or constant movement
- Dislike physical, hands-on work such as bending, lifting or playing on the floor
A day in a nursery (general picture, not any one nursery’s schedule)
A day often starts with welcoming children and parents, then runs through play, learning activities, meals and rest time. Staff keep the rooms clean and safe, watch children closely, and share updates with parents at pick-up.
Skills to show on your CV
- Child care or early years experience, with the age groups you’ve worked with
- Activity planning, such as storytelling, crafts or music
- Safety skills, such as first aid training or a safety course
- Communication with parents, with examples
- Languages you speak, which helps in a mixed community
CV tips
- Put early years experience and qualifications first.
- Give simple facts: “led a class of 12 children aged 3-4.”
- Add references from a previous nursery or school, if possible.
- Keep it to one or two pages, in plain English.
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