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Case Study: The International Kindergarten

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we have a need for more than one teacher. Knowing that “The International Kindergarten” will also provide English classes, there is a need for a native-speaker English teacher. Moreover, in every kindergarten you need to have a nurse on disposal if any kids have a medical problem. For the care-center service we will need to have a supervisor. According to the law and the need of the kindergarten we would hire the following employees:
• 1 Principal
• 1 Principal assistant
• 3 French teachers
• 1 Nurse
• 1 Janitor
• 1 English teacher
• 4 Educators for young Children
Staff allocation
Full time employment
Principal and Principal assistant The principal and his assistant will have the responsibility of the kindergarten; they represent the authority …show more content…

- Children: One of the most important tasks of the principal and his assistant is to insure the safety of the facility and the children. They need as well to find out about any eventual problems that children might face in the school.
- Team: They act as mangers in the school and need to insure a good coordination between every different kind of employees working in the school.
- Administration: They are taking care of all the administration of the school, they have to take care of registration of the children and every administrative task related to the school and its employees.
Educator for young children (EJE)
An educator for young children is responsible of the realization and development of a project for the children to grow in an English learning environment. His mission is to introduce kids with any activities in English, to entertain them and help them to do their homework. Moreover, with his/her background and knowledge in education for children, he has to train and help his colleagues to know more about young children education and learning …show more content…

The monthly rent for this kind of premises is around 2000 €. With a space of 600 square meters, it will allow the students to have enough space to play and learn in a good, spacious and safe environment. The Parc Valmy is strategically located in the city, from “The International Kindergarten” to the city center it will take you only 15 minutes, and about the same time to get to the train station. Moreover, the highway, which has an exit that directly, arrives on the location. As an example, you can see below what kind of locale the company DTZ has available at the moment in our range of

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