20 Impressive Questions To Ask A Potential Employer At A Job Interview
getty
The interview process is a critical stage for any job seeker, and one of the most crucial moments is when the interviewer invites the candidate to ask any questions they may have. This not only gives the candidate a chance to learn more about the company and the job expectations, but it also helps the interviewer gauge the candidate’s interest and enthusiasm.
However, not all end-of-interview questions asked by candidates are created equal; some will make a stronger impression on potential employers than others. Below, 20 Forbes Coaches Council members explore great questions to ask during this important stage of the interview process and highlight why they are so effective.
1. ‘What is the biggest issue or challenge the company is currently facing?’
It is all about mindset and positioning. Your question has to show that you care about the company even before you join it. A question you may ask is, “What is the biggest issue or challenge the company is currently facing, and how can my role help address it?” By asking this question, you show that you are a team player. The answer may give you insights about the company and whether it’s a good fit for you. – Abraham Khoureis, Dr. Abraham Khoureis
2. ‘How are high performers recognized and rewarded?’
Remember, you are interviewing the company as much as they are interviewing you. Ask questions that align with your values. For example, if you value integrity and honesty, you could ask, “How are high performers recognized and rewarded?” with a follow-up, “How are underperformers identified and managed?” If you value fun, you could ask, “Tell me about the last time you laughed at work.” – Yvette Costa, Velocity Advisory Group
3. ‘How could I impress you in the first three months?’
I’ve always been a believer in expectations management, so I would ask, “How could I impress you in the first three months?” It shows the hiring manager that you are eager to hit the ground running and make a positive contribution to the organization. It also gives you the opportunity to watch the interviewer’s response, as it will inform your expectations of how they want you to perform and contribute. – Kevin Kan, Break Out Consulting Asia
MORE FROMFORBES ADVISOR
4. ‘If I succeed in getting this role, what do you think my three- and six-month goals would be?’
“If I succeed in getting this role, and to hit the ground running, what do you think my three- and six-month goals would be?” would be a great question to ask to show willingness and the room for preparation. As the question states, it allows the employee to “hit the ground running.” It also allows the interviewers to see the candidate as they would in the role to see how the candidate would fit. – Dr. Rakish Rana, The Clear Coach
5. ‘What do you enjoy most about working at this company?’
This question shows that the candidate is interested in learning more about the company culture and what it’s like to work there. It also gives the interviewer a chance to share their personal experiences and opinions, which can help the candidate get a better sense of the company’s values and priorities. – Anna Tan, Coaching Go Where
Forbes Coaches Council is an invitation-only community for leading business and career coaches. Do I qualify?
6. ‘What strengths and weaknesses did the Covid-19 pandemic expose for this organization?’
I would recommend asking, “What strengths and weaknesses did the Covid-19 pandemic expose for this organization?” The answer could tell you whether you’re potentially joining a team that prides itself on firefighting, risk management, being reactive or reflective. – Sheri Nasim, Center for Executive Excellence
7. ‘Why was I chosen for an interview from among all the applicants?’
Be bold and get personal. If it’s at the start of the interview, consider asking, “Why was I chosen for an interview from among all the applicants?” to see what features appealed to them most, and work from those. If it’s at the end of the interview, ask, “Which of my strengths or skills would serve me best in this position or company, and why?” This will reveal to both sides of the table whether you are a fit. – Tanya Chernova, Tanya Chernova Global Corp
8. ‘According to company expectations, what traits do you think are essential to succeed in this role?’
One good question to ask is, “According to company expectations, what traits do you think are essential to succeed in this role?” It is a good opportunity to expand on the key attributes the company looks for in employees and how you can position yourself as the ideal candidate. This information helps you demonstrate how you can bring value to the company through your unique set of abilities. – Paula Vidal Castelli, Paula Vidal Castelli Intl., LLC
9. ‘What is the biggest reason that someone would want to work for this business?’
It’s cheeky, but I would ask, “What is the biggest reason that someone would want to work for this business?” The answer will help the prospective employee see if there is a fit in values and culture and if the business’s mission is aligned with the candidate’s. As someone from the company, I like that question because it tells me that the prospect is a self-starter. – Angela Sedran, The Business Growth Accelerator
10. ‘What are the best ways to differentiate one’s performance that align nicely with the company culture?’
This question not only makes the interviewer think deeply, but it also shows that your work style leans towards excellence. It also demonstrates that you are a team player who doesn’t want to harm the company culture, but instead work within it. – Karan Rhodes, Shockingly Different Leadership (SDL)
11. ‘Can you tell me why you joined this company and what keeps you here?’
One of the best questions for an interviewee to ask at this point in the process is, “Can you tell me why you joined this company and what keeps you here?” This question combines two essential goals of any interviewee: connecting with the interviewer and getting to know the company culture. It also is telling not only why they joined the company but, more importantly, why they continue to stay. – Christopher Mullen, PhD, chrismullen.org
12. ‘For you, what is most important in this role?’
My favorite first question is always, “For you, what is most important in this role?” as this specific question will be filtered by the person’s core values. Depending on the answer, you will understand this person’s real motivation. It is a great way to know if you will be a good fit for this job, with this person as your manager. The aim is to work with someone who is in line with your core values. – Julien Fortuit, Julien Fortuit Agency
13. ‘How does this role interact with other parts of the team and organization?’
You can show curiosity and telegraph your focus on teamwork by asking, “How does this role interact with other parts of the team and organization?” The answer should give you insight into the group dynamic and level of collaboration. If your interviewer is a member of the hiring team, a great follow-up question is to ask more about their role as a way to forge that human connection. – Andrea Miller, Veritas Leadership, LLC
14. ‘What most excites you about the work you do?’
I’m energized by stories, so I might ask, “What most excites you about the work you do?” A purer form of this inquiry might be, “Outside of work, what fills you up?” I’m interviewing them too, not just the other way around, so I want to surface the signals that help inform how much I’ll enjoy spending time with this person. You’ll also get a read about how they value boundaries and balance. – Duncan Skelton, Duncan Skelton Coaching Ltd
15. ‘What are the biggest challenges or obstacles I can expect to face in this position?’
This is a great question to ask because it shows that you are proactive and want to be prepared for any challenges you may face in the role. Following that up with, “And how can I best prepare to meet these challenges?”’ also demonstrates that you are committed to succeeding in the position and want to know what you can do to ensure your success. – Jay Rai, www. jayrai.com
16. ‘How does this role fulfill the strategy and purpose of the organization?’
This is a great question to ask the interview panel, as it does two things: It offers you insight into where this role fits in the ecosystem, and it gives detail about the culture and values that account for all roles driving toward purpose. It makes the recruiting team aware of your propensity to understand strategy too. – Arthi Rabikrisson, Prerna Advisory
17. ‘In what areas of work did my predecessors struggle, and how would you have preferred to see them resolved?’
Ask the recruiter, “In what areas of work did my predecessors struggle, and how would you have preferred to see them resolved?” This opens the discussion to the employer’s pain points and helps the candidate have a better grasp of how the employer prefers for issues to be dealt with. The question also clarifies what the employer views as a problem or lack of performance. – Karina Ochis, Prof. Dr. Karina Ochis
18.
‘How has your career been, and what excites you to be here every day?’
This question shows that you are holistic and have leadership thinking. It helps you to understand what working in the company is like and what success will look like. It also clarifies the company’s culture, leadership, expectations and challenges; and further, it lets you know whether they align with your aspirations and values. – Dennis Foo, Pu Xin ASPIRA Advisory Limited – Shanghai | Hong Kong
19. ‘Given everything you’ve heard, can you share your thoughts with me on where I do and don’t fit this role?’
I love a good closing question and when people are able to truly demonstrate the ability to hear real feedback and thoughts. This type of question truly sets the tone for the candidate’s potential impact. – Stacey Engle, Stacey Engle Leadership Coaching
20. ‘What is the first and most important task I will be assigned to?’
The answer to this question says more than the job description, company values, mission and vision on the website. It whispers about the existing team dynamics, current culture and care shown to the employees. – Senem Anataca, 180UTC
Questions to ask the employer during an interview | Career and Professional Development
An interview is a two-way street. (A polite street, with traffic rules.) Ask questions. The employer will typically, provide an opportunity for you to ask questions at or near the end of the interview, and they judge your questions as a reflection of your preparation and thought process.
Always prepare questions to ask. Having no questions prepared sends the message that you have no independent thought process, or are ill-prepared, or some combination.
Employers make judgments about you based on the questions you ask.
Have you done your research on the organization? (If yes, good.)
Are you asking rather dull questions that you could find in a web search, but about which you have no interest? (Not good. )
Are you asking about salary? (Bad sign.)
Are your questions intelligent and thoughtful and cordial? (Very good.)
How many questions to ask:
There’s no set number. It’s not a formula. It really depends on what you need to know. However, it’s highly unlikely that you would enter an interview without at least three to five questions on your mind and prepared to articulate. Be prepared with extra questions, in case some of your questions are answered before you ask them.
You may in fact have 20 questions on your mind, but there may not be sufficient time allotted to cover that many questions. Prioritize your questions based on the interview situation.
Is this the first interview? Ask for information that matters most early.
Is this the second interview? By now you should know the basics, so ask more probing questions.
Is this an all-day interview during which you are meeting with different groups and individuals? Ask questions that fit the roles of those individuals and groups (and ask one same question of all in order to compare responses!).
Show you’ve done your homework. Example: “I read on the company / organization / agency website that employees have recently done presentations at XX conference. Is that a typical opportunity in the job for which I am interviewing? Are there specific professional organizations employees have been encouraged to join?”
Know the nature of the organization and appropriate terminology.
Not all employing organizations are “companies.”
Governmental agencies and not-for-profit organizations are not accurately referred to as companies.
Most educational institutions are not for-profit (although some are), and may call themselves schools, colleges, universities, institutions, etc.
Some for-profit organizations may call themselves firms or businesses or agencies.
You will appear more prepared if you use appropriate terminology as used by the specific organization.
Some of your questions may be answered during the course of the interview, before you are offered the opportunity to ask. If so, you can simply state something to the effect that you were interested in knowing about …, but that was addressed during the interview (and express appreciation for the thorough information you were given). You could ask for additional clarification if applicable.
Do not ask questions that are clearly answered on the employer’s website and/or in any information provided by the employer to you in advance. This would simply reveal that you did not prepare for the interview, and you are wasting the employer’s time by asking these questions.
Never ask about salary and benefits issues until those subjects are raised by the employer.
Just as with questions asked by the interviewer to the candidate:
Good questions are open-ended, and thus cannot be answered with a “yes” or “no.”
Better questions are behavioral: they ask how things are done or have happened in the past, because current and past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior.
The least useful questions are hypothetical, such as “what would you do if…?” The better way to get a useful answer is to ask the behavior “what have you done when….?” However, hypothetical questions can make sense if asking about something a person or organization has never experienced; the answer would at least exhibit the thought process.
Examples of ways to ask essentially the same question
Example 1:
Not good: Does your organization value its employees? (Aside from being answerable with a “yes” or “no,” it almost sounds antagonistic, because a “no” answer is clearly a negative.)
Good: How will your organization show it values its employees?
Better: What are things your organization has done recently to show how it values its employees?
Example 2:
Fair: Are you planning to open an office in Spokane?
Good: What are the plans for opening an office in Spokane?
Better: I read a news story about the possible opening of an office in Spokane. Knowing that a news article does not always capture the full story, I wondered what factors are under consideration for this decision. (Notice this isn’t technically a question, but a series of statements showing your interest and inviting conversation.)
Sample questions
If you are having trouble developing questions, consider the following samples. Use these as food for thought to help develop your own questions. Don’t ask a question that is not relevant to the organization, job, or situation. Don’t ask a question if you are not truly interested in the answer; it will be obvious to the employer.
Your questions must show your own thought process.
What are the organization’s/company’s strengths and weaknesses compared to its competition?
How does upper management view the role and importance of this department and this position?
What is the organization’s plan for the next five years, and how does this department fit in?
Could you explain your organizational structure?
What do you most enjoy about your work with this organization / company / agency?
How have various types of decisions been made?
What are the various ways employees communicate with one another to carry out their work?
How will my responsibilities and performance be measured? By whom?
What are the day-to-day responsibilities of this job?
Could you describe your company’s management style and the type of employee who fits well with it?
What are some of the skills and abilities necessary for someone to succeed in this job?
What is the organization’s policy on providing seminars, workshops, and training so employees can keep up their skills or acquire new ones?
What particular computer equipment and software do you use?
What kind of work can I expect to be doing the first year?
What percentage of routine, detailed work will I encounter?
How much opportunity is there to see the end result of my efforts?
How and by whom will my performance be reviewed? Are there specific criteria upon which I would be evaluated? And how frequently is formal and informal review given to new employees?
How much guidance or assistance is made available to individuals in developing career goals?
I read on the company / organization / agency website that employees have recently done presentations at XX conference. Is that a typical opportunity in the job for which I am interviewing? Are there specific professional organizations employees have been encouraged to join?
How much opportunity will I have for decision-making in my first assignment?
Can you describe an ideal employee?
What is your organization’s policy on transfers to other cities?
Interview questions can be asked to a candidate for a position. Features of preparing for a meeting with a manager
Content
What will be asked
Behavioral interview
Projective interview
Case interview
Questions regarding the new position
Whether Personal questions
Salary questions
Candidates for positions in all companies are interviewed. This is an obligatory stage of negotiations after the analysis of resumes and testing. During a meeting with an HR specialist and an employer, a potential employee experiences stress. To avoid such an unpleasant state, prepare for the conversation in advance.
What they will definitely ask
A job seeker faces difficult questions. During a conversation, it is important to answer them quickly, so you should study them in advance. Having prepared the answers, you will not lose face at the interview and get a job. You need to answer completely the following:
Tell the interviewer about yourself. The story begins from the moment of choosing a profession and studying at the university to the experience gained over the years of work. It is important to focus on personal qualities that help develop and get high results. Present experience to employees in the format of a professional story. Name the skills that help. To avoid stuttering, rehearse the speech at home
Describe personal strengths that help you get the job done. During the interview, recruiters hear the same answers from the candidate. This is perfectionism and workaholism. Evaluate yourself objectively and try to talk about positive and negative qualities. Employers expect objectivity from the candidate. It is necessary that weak points do not concern the direct performance of duties. Otherwise, it will be difficult to get a job. The ability to assess opportunities in recruiting is compared with the maturity of the employee. Do not confuse mentioning some weaknesses with providing a list of faults and mistakes
Tell the employer by answering the question How do you see yourself in 5 years. For the employer, career expectations, desires and ambitions of the candidate are important. Companies are looking for various specialists. Some people need ambitious employees, others prefer calm employees who will carefully and systematically perform routine work and not show initiative
Answer a popular question for the employer. Why should we make a decision regarding your candidacy for this position. In this case, listen carefully to the manager or recruiter when meeting at the beginning of the interview. The executives of the company will utter all the important information about the qualities and skills of the candidate. Summarize the information received and find similarities between the portrait of the ideal applicant for the vacancy in question and yourself. Example: If I understand correctly, then you consider a responsible and punctual accountant as an employee who submits reports on time and excludes the company from fines and other penalties for violating applicable law. It seems that my candidacy suits you
Experienced recruiters develop a whole list of questions over the years of work that allow you to objectively evaluate the candidate. You need to answer all the questions that the interviewer will ask. However, they may not be related to work. It is important for the employer to understand the motivation and other details.
Behavioral interview
According to statistics, a person’s personal and professional qualities, as well as other factors, influence a person’s successful activity and achievement of goals. These include the availability of technical means, the availability of labor assessment criteria in the company. Not always the same person achieves success when changing jobs. To prevent negative situations at a new job, several questions are asked to assess the success of the applicant when he is admitted to the ranks of the company’s employees. Behavioral interviews are conducted according to a strict structure. It is possible to evaluate the received answers according to the established criteria. The behavioral interview goes like this. The candidate answers each question:
What tasks did you need to solve in your work?
What means did you have to achieve this result?
In favor of which solution was the choice made?
What obstacles did you face while working?
Evaluate your decision
Before the interview, think about what difficulties and successes you would like to tell the head of the company. Figures and facts about the work of an employee in another company will help to communicate more productively.
Preparing for negotiations will help you find facts and figures that will have a positive impact on the leader.
Projective interview
The recruiter’s goal is to understand the candidate’s personality type and his characteristic types and behaviors. To this end, you will be asked projective questions. The answers to them include the personal opinion of the applicant about events and situations that have no connection with him. Since the applicant does not need to talk about himself, the conversation builds more easily. The person feels confident and calm. But he talks about events and situations, taking into account the accumulated experience, personal qualities and skills. Therefore, such questions help the interviewer to draw useful conclusions during the conversation:
Why do people build a career? Within the framework of such a question, specialists try to find out the motives of the applicant for the position and understand how important it is for him to grow up the career ladder. Having received an answer to such a question, they will find out the negative experience of the employee. During a conversation, they understand the person’s ideas about a comfortable and uncomfortable work team
Which client can bring problems to the company? This issue is closely related to the negative experience of a potential employee and the likelihood of developing conflict situations with clients in the future
Why do some succeed at work and others fail? After answering this question, the manager understands how the applicant understands success and its reasons
So many questions will help form the right image of the employee in the eyes of interviewers
Case interview
This method is a situation from life. During the story of a potential employee, the employer has questions. During an interview, a person describes people who make a certain decision and bear full responsibility for it. Cases describe the real situation. In conditions of scarce resources, they contain several options. The main task of such communication is to see the various opportunities for achieving the goals of the applicant. This method is based on the analysis of various situations and the proposal to a potential employee to describe the model of behavior he has chosen to solve the problem that has arisen. During such an interview, the candidate for the position tries to provide socially desirable answers. Thus, a person demonstrates his attitude to the situation and values. Therefore, the head of the organization can analyze how they relate to the values of the company. Recruitment managers and leaders are interested in accepting a person who will cope with the upcoming tasks and will perform them responsibly. A case interview will help to verify or refute such personal and professional qualities as creativity, stress resistance, responsibility, punctuality, the ability to cope with a task in a limited time.
Questions related to the new position
Always during the interview, the applicant is interviewed on a topic related to the new position:
Why do you think you are suitable for this position?
Do you have relevant experience?
What interested you the most in the proposed vacancy?
How might this job affect your career plans?
When will you be able to start working?
What conditions do you need to work?
Hr-specialist, having received an answer, will be able to understand the motivation of the employee, his true desires, experience, and activity of the position. The job should please the applicant and cause him a great desire to achieve the goals of the enterprise. In this case, a fruitful interaction between the employer and the future employee will turn out.
Personal questions
Personal questions are not directly related to professional activities. But the answers to them can affect the performance of job duties and the quality of the work performed. In most cases, personal issues affect women. But men are also asked them. These include:
Wife/husband’s place of work
Wife/husband’s education
Do you have financial obligations?
Do you own real estate?
Are you planning to get married?
Are you planning to have a baby?
Do you have any chronic diseases?
Labor law prohibits discrimination, but the employer may ask questions during the interview that will be uncomfortable for the applicant. Do not draw the attention of the recruiter to the incorrectness of the topic. Such a confrontation will turn into a boomerang. Treating the situation with humor will help overcome the barrier between the applicant for the position and the interviewer.
Salary questions
Friendly staff, tea, coffee and biscuits are great. But in order to live with dignity, this is not enough. For this reason, it is important to discuss salary levels during the interview. For the employer, the reasons may be different. The goal of the recruiter may be to test the soil and analyze the expectations of a potential employee.
In most cases, the employer, asking a question about the level of wages, expects to save on wages. The main thing is to soberly assess your experience and not agree to conditions that are not suitable.
This question from the employer can put the job seeker in an uncomfortable position. Do not worry, cooperation is built on trust and mutual respect. If the question seems to the applicant for the position incorrect, then you should think about it. Perhaps the job is not suitable. In any case, be guided by the average market salaries in the market. In some cases, applicants voice the salary gap, voicing the range of allowable income per month.
Recap
In order to successfully negotiate, you need to prepare for a conversation with a manager or recruiting manager in advance. It is important to prepare each answer so that you can successfully get settled and work in the company.
Every job involves communication before signing an employment contract. After a conversation with the manager, you will be able to decide whether the vacancy is suitable and what to expect from mutual cooperation.
SEE ALSO
Etiquette of business correspondence: peculiarities of communication in business
The essence of the ethics of business communication in a team
Business etiquette basic rules of communication
An example of an adaptation program for new employees: how to help a newcomer pass a probationary period 9 0003
What interview questions should you ask an employer?
#Interview
#Job and Career
During a job interview, there comes a time when the hiring manager gives the candidate the opportunity to ask all the questions that interest him. One of the biggest mistakes job seekers make is not asking questions. As search and recruitment specialists, we always advise candidates not only to prepare for the interview by studying information about the company, but also to be ready to ask questions. This is your chance to better understand your potential employer, the culture of the company, as well as show your high interest in the job.
– Have I answered all your questions? Do you need to clarify/detail anything?
With this question, the interviewer can clarify any additional details regarding your candidacy and dispel any doubts about your professionalism. This is a good way to understand if the interviewer has doubts about your candidacy and resolve them right away.
– What are the next steps in the recruitment process?
This question further demonstrates your interest. It will also help you determine when, from whom, and where to expect a response, and will give you an idea of when you should contact the company if they don’t respond to you. Follow-up questions: what is the work schedule, who will I meet next, are there any assignments / tests that I should be ready for?
– What does the succession plan look like for this role?
The information you get from this question will help you understand your career prospects within the company and help you make an informed decision when applying for this position.
– What will be my key goals/objectives that I need to achieve in this role?
You are hired for your experience and skills to achieve a specific goal. If we talk about it openly, then the likely results will be obvious to both sides. In addition, when you start working, you already have a clear idea of what and why you are doing in this company.
– Are there any difficulties in the work of the department at the moment or are there any changes taking place now?
This defines the role of your department and your role in the organization.
Computer Kids – Houston TX Licensed Center – Child Care Program
Description: RAINBOW PRESCHOOL & DAY CARE is a DAY CARE CENTER in REDWOOD CITY CA, with a maximum capacity of 22 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
410505727
Capacity:
22
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No
Type of Care:
DAY CARE CENTER;
Initial License Issue Date:
Mar 29, 1984
District Office:
PENINSULA REGIONAL OFFICE
District Office Phone:
(650) 266-8800 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
Location Map
Inspection/Report History
Where possible, ChildcareCenter provides inspection reports as a service to families. This information is deemed reliable,
but is not guaranteed. We encourage families to contact the daycare provider directly with any questions or concerns,
as the provider may have already addressed some or all issues. Reports can also be verified with your local daycare licensing office.
Type
Inspection Dates
Reports/Citations
Inspection
2020-02-04
FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Inspection
2018-09-27
FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Summary
09/27/2018, 02/04/2020
Type B Citation: 1;
*Type B citation is for a violation that, if not corrected, may become an immediate risk to the health, safety or personal rights of clients. Examples include faulty medical record keeping and lack of adequate staff training.
If you are a provider and you believe any information is incorrect, please contact us. We will research your concern and make corrections accordingly.
Reviews
Be the first to review this childcare provider.
Write a review about Rainbow Preschool & Day Care. Let other families know what’s great, or what could be improved.
Please read our brief review guidelines to make your review as helpful as possible.
Email address (will not be published):
Display name:
Which best describes your experience?:
Select from belowI have used this provider for more than 6 monthsI have used this provider for less than 6 monthsI have toured this provider’s facility, but have not used its servicesI am the ownerI am an employeeOther
Rating (1=poor, 5=excellent):
Select your Rating1 star2 star3 star4 star5 star
Review Policy:
ChildcareCenter.us does not actively screen or monitor user reviews, nor do we verify or edit content. Reviews reflect
only the opinion of the writer. We ask that users follow our
review guidelines. If you see a review that does not reflect these guidelines, you can email us. We will assess
the review and decide the appropriate next step. Please note – we will not remove a review simply because it is
negative. Providers are welcome to respond to parental reviews, however we ask that they identify themselves as
the provider.
Write a Review
Providers in ZIP Code 94061
CATALYST KIDS – HENRY FORD (SCHOOL AGE)
NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS’ CORNER
Safari Kid – Redwood City
ST. PIUS PRESCHOOL
THUMBELINA NURSERY SCHOOL
CATALYST KIDS – HENRY FORD (PRESCHOOL)
HARPER SCHOOL
PENINSULA COVENANT CHURCH AFTERCARE
PENINSULA COVENANT PRESCHOOL
RCSD CHILD DEV SERVICES-HAWES CDC
RCSD CHILD DEV SERVICES-ROOSEVELT (PEC)
REDWOODS INT’L. MONTESSORI HOUSE OF CHILDREN
TEMPLE BETH JACOB PRESCHOOL
BUILDING KIDZ OF REDWOOD CITY ROOSEVELT AVE.
CASA DEI BAMBINI SCHOOL, INC.
RAINBOW PRESCHOOL & DAY CARE
REDWOOD CHILDREN’S CENTER
REDWOOD CHURCH PRESCHOOL
ROOTS N WINGS MONTESSORI
Little Rainbow Child Care Home Preschool – Redwood City, CA 94063
Daycare in Redwood City, CA
CA license #414004674, background
checked, curriculum-based, real-time parent updates
Health & safety certified
CA license #414004674
Background checked
Offers curriculum
Photo & video updates
Are you looking for a daycare that gives your children a structured routine, a quick start in educational activities like arts and crafts, storytelling, and basic reading and math skills? Do you want your children to gain interpersonal skills that will prepare them for school, be it preschool or elementary school? Send them to me for a child-proof home that will prepare them for a lifetime of adventure! -The day will begin with a group breakfast. -Story time and singing -Play time -Lunch -Nap time (for those who need it) -Arts and crafts -Snack time -Math and alphabet -Play time -Time to go home Off -Located in Redwood City Ca References Available
Highlights:
Certified in First Aid, CPR, and Early Childhood Education
Greetings! I am pleased to introduce myself as Marilu, an experienced child care provider who has devoted years to nurturing kids from different age groups. With this experience, I offer exceptional care, attention, and love to every child in my care. Being a mother of 3 children myself, I am aware of the ongoing challenges of raising children and I ensure that every child entrusted in my care is given a safe and loving environment.
2 months to 2 years
5 days/week
7:00am-5:30pm:
$412
2 years to 5 years
5 days/week
7:00am-5:30pm:
$361
Deposit Amount:
$25
Registration Amount:
$0
Little Rainbow Child Care is a home daycare that sparks curiosity, creativity, and learning, in a secure and safe space for your little one. We also have a backyard, a nap room, and a reading area to promote a comfortable atmosphere where students can engage in their activities.
Located in the city of Redwood City, our daycare is in a quiet and safe family-oriented neighborhood with a park. We are close to street parking and accessible freeways.
CA license #414004674, background
checked, curriculum-based, real-time parent updates
Health & safety certified
CA license #414004674
Background checked
Offers curriculum
Photo & video updates
Redwood City, CA
94063
Location is approximate
Popular Searches
Nearby Neighborhoods
Nearby Cities
Weekly rates
$361 – $412 / wk
Daycare Images
Daycare Images
All pages – Unionpedia
All pages – Unionpedia
New! Download Unionpedia on your Android™ device!
Free
Faster access than a browser!
All pages Previous (Olenich Ivan Ivanovich) Next (Omyt)
From:
Omsk
Omsk (station)
Omsk (Kalachevo)
9 0014
Omsk (airport)
Omsk (disambiguation)
Omsk (submarine)
Omsk Central (airport)
Omsk-Passenger
Omsk-Severny (airfield)
Omsk-Severny (airport)
90 015 Omsk-Fedorovka
Omsk-Fedorovka
Omsk-Central
Omsk-Central (airport)
Omsktransmash
90 015 Omsktehuglerod
Omskaya parking lot
Omskaya street
Omskaya street (St. Petersburg)
Omskaya street (Moscow)
Omsk Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
Omsk agglomeration
Omsk Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation
Omsk Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
900 21
Omsk Higher Police School
Omsk Higher Police School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR
Omsk Province
Omsk State Medical University
Omsk State Medical Academy
Omsk State Regional Scientific Library. A. S. Pushkin
Omsk State Regional Scientific Library named after A. S. Pushkin
Omsk Hemorrhagic Fever
Omsk Directory
Omsk Railway
900 15 Omsk and Tyumen diocese
Omsk and Tara diocese
Omsk and Tavricheskaya diocese
Omsk fortress
Omsk cartographic factory
90 014
Omsk Men’s Classical Gymnasium
Omsk metropolis
Omsk region
Omsk region (Russian Empire)
Omsk region (disambiguation)
Omsk operation
900 14
Omsk Infantry School
Omsk Diocese
Omsk Directory
Omskavia
Omsk
Omsk (Siberian) Cadet Corps 90 016
Omsk 96th Infantry Regiment
Omsk Law Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
Omsk rural district
Omsk Agricultural Institute
Omsk Village Council
Omsk Electromechanical Plant
Omsk University of Design and Technology
Omsk district
Omsk tram
Omsk trolleybus
Omsk Tank Engineering Institute
Omsk Technological Institute of Consumer Services
9 0015 Omsk Drama Theater
Omsk Theater for Children and Youth
Omsk Theater for Children and Youth
Omsk Puppet Theater
Omsk Circus
Omsk Radio Plant
Omsk District
Omsk District of the Omsk Region
Omsk Avangard
Omsk Oil Refinery
Omsk Holy Assumption Cathedral
Omsk Youth Theater
Omsk Bus
Omsk Armored Engineering Institute
Omsk Agro-Pedagogical Institute
Omsk Academic Drama Theater
Omsk Military District
Omsk Veterinary Institute
Omsk State University 9 0016
Omsk State University F. M. Dostoevsky
Omsk State University named after F. M. Dostoevsky
Omsk State University named after F.M. Dostoevsky
Omsk State University of Transportation
Omsk State Technical University
Omsk State Puppet Theater, Actor, Mask Harlequin
Omsk State Circus
Omsk State Agrarian University
Om P. A. Stolypin State Agrarian University
Omsk State Academic Drama Theater
Omsk State Veterinary Institute
Omsk State Drama Theater “The Fifth Theater”
Omsk State Drama Theater “Galyorka”
Omsk State Drama Theater “Galyorka”
Omsk State Museum of History and Local Lore
Omsk State Institute of Service
Omsk State Institute physical culture
Omsk State Chamber Theater “The Fifth Theater”
Omsk State Chamber Theater “The Fifth Theater”
Omsk State Musical Theater
Omsk State Medical University
Omsk State Polytechnic Institute
Omsk State Pedagogical University
Omsk State Pedagogical Institute
Omsk State A. M. Pedagogical Institute Gorky
Omsk State Circus
Omsk City Council
Omsk Drama Theater
Omsk Transport Engineering Plant
Omsk Processed Cheese Plant
Omsk Processed Cheese Plant
Omsk Zoo
Omsk Local History Museum
Omsk Institute of Physical Culture
Omsk Institute of Railway Engineers
Omsk Hippodrome
Omsk Puppet Theater
Omsk Cadet Military Corps
Omsk Cadet housing
Omsk Museum of Fine Arts. Vrubel
Omsk Marathon
Omsk Bridge (Kurgan)
Omsk Metro
Omsk Research Institute of Instrumentation
Ohm Oil Refinery
Omsk Ostrog
Omsk Regional Theater of Young Spectators named after the 20th Anniversary of the Lenin Komsomol
Omsk Regional Drama Theater
Omsk Regional Puppet Theater
Omsk Regional Museum of Fine Arts named after M. A. Vrubel
Omsk District
Omsk District (values)
Omsk Instrument-Making Plant named after. N. G. Kozitskogo
Omsk Instrument-Making Plant. N.G. Kozitsky
Omsk Instrument-Making Plant named after N. G. Kozitsky
Omsk Half Marathon Handicap
Omsk Polytechnic Institute
Omsk Revolution
Omsk Pedagogical Institute
Omsk Hawks
Omsk Hawks
Omsk Hawks (hockey club)
Omskneftekhim project
Omsk rural settlement
Omsk rural settlement (Omsk region)
Omsk Government
Omsk Higher Tank Engineering Order of the Red Star School named after Marshal of the Soviet Union Koshevoy P.K.
90 015 Omsk Higher Tank Command School
Omsk Higher Combined Arms Command School M. V. Frunze
Omsk Higher Combined Arms Command School named after M.V. Frunze
Omsk Time
Omsk State Olympic Reserve School
Omsk Engine Design Bureau
Omsk Metro
Omsk government
Omsk Production Association “Radio Plant named after A. S. Popov”
Omsk Production Association “Radio Plant named after A.S. A. S. Popov
Omsk Production Association A. S. Popov Radio Plant
Omsk VOKU
Ome (city)
Ometer
Ometer, Pierre
Omel
Om
Om (river)
Om (village)
Omu
Omu-soba
Omu-raisu
Omusachi
Omusoba
Omut
Omut (disambiguation)
Omut (commune)
Omut (tributary of the Demyanka)
Omut (Vologda Oblast)
Omut of Memory
Omut village council 9001 6
Omutskoye
Omutskoye (Vladimir region)
Omut
Omuta
Omutako
Omutiya
Omutishche
Omutishche (platform)
Omutinsky
Omutinsky district
Omutinsky district of Tyumenskaya region
Omutinskoye
Omutinskoye rural settlement
Omutnaya
Omutnaya (Altai Territory)
Omutnaya (a tributary of the Western Chusovaya) 90 016
ALL CENTERS
> ALL DAYCARE IN SANDY, UT
> DAYCARES & CHILD CARE CENTERS IN SANDY, UT
We welcome you and your little one to our Sandy daycares.
KinderCare partners with families in Sandy, UT to provide high-quality daycare at an affordable cost. Our approach is designed to inspire a love of learning in your child, creating a safe and supportive environment where they can build Confidence for Life. KinderCare teachers give children the freedom to be themselves, explore, and make friends.
Find one of our child care centers at a location near you!
Whether you are looking for part-time or full-time child care, KinderCare offers an affordable option with plenty of fun and learning. Currently we have 2 daycares & child care centers in or nearby Sandy which can be found just below.
2 Daycares & Child Care Centers in
Sandy,
UT
1.
Sandy KinderCare
1.0 miles Away:
9165 S 1300 E,
Sandy,
UT
84094 Ages:
6 weeks to 6 years Open:
TUITION & OPENINGS
(801) 572-1766
2. Draper KinderCare
3.0 miles Away:
12265 S 1190 E,
Draper,
UT
84020 Ages:
6 weeks to 12 years Open:
TUITION & OPENINGS
(801) 816-1555
Chat with us
888-525-2780
Sorry, but chat requires your browser to have JavaScript turned on. Please turn JavaScript on, or feel free to call us.
Frequently Asked Questions about Daycare
How many KinderCare daycares are there in Sandy
There are 2 KinderCare daycare centers within 15 miles of Sandy.
What types of daycare programs are offered in Sandy?
We have a wide range of programs available in Sandy, including full-time and part time daycare for infants and toddlers.
How do I select the right daycare for my child?
When it comes to selecting the best daycare center that will promote your child’s growth and the well-being of your family, the process may appear daunting. We are here to offer guidance and simplify the decision-making process for you. To see our list of the top 6 factors to keep in mind as you look for the perfect daycare center, please click here.
What is accreditation and are Sandy KinderCare centers accredited?
Accreditation is an official review process performed by a nationally-recognized outside agency. Our centers pursue national accreditation from one of three national child care accreditation agencies:
National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
National Accreditation Commission for Early Care and Education Programs (NAC)
National Early Childhood Program Accreditation (NECPA)
To find out which accreditations the KinderCare daycare centers in Sandy have, please visit the individual center pages.
What are your health and safety measures at your child care centers?
Other Early Education & Child Care Programs in Sandy
Infant Daycare in Sandy, UT
Toddler Daycare in Sandy, UT
Preschool in Sandy, UT
Pre-K in Sandy, UT
Other Child Care Locations Near You
Child Care in Midvale, UT
Child Care in Draper, UT
Child Care in West Jordan, UT
Child Care in South Jordan, UT
Child Care in Riverton, UT
Child Care in Alpine, UT
Sandy KinderCare (2023 Profile) – Sandy, UT
Overview
Student Body
Academics and Faculty
Tuition and Acceptance Rate
School Notes
Frequently Asked Questions
Nearby Private Schools
School Reviews
Edit School Profile
School Overview
Student Body
Academics and Faculty
Tuition and Acceptance Rate
School Notes
Thank-you for visiting the Sandy KinderCare website! Our intention
is for it to serve as a useful resource, to help you get to know
our experienced and passionate team of teachers and directors.
The health and safety of our students is the number one priority of
Sandy KinderCare. Our entire staff is CPR and First Aid certified
and the building has a secured entry. We have a number of practices
and procedures in place to optimize the safety of the children in
our care and of our staff. Our dedicated health and safety
coordinator has the responsibility of ensuring the standards
mandated by the state and by KinderCare, are maintained at all
times.
Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: French
Utah State Horizon & CCA
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
REQUEST FREE INFORMATION
Frequently Asked Questions
What schools are Sandy KinderCare often compared to?
Sandy KinderCareis often viewed alongside schools like The Waterford School by visitors of our site.
When is the application deadline for Sandy KinderCare?
The application deadline for Sandy KinderCare is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
School Reviews
Endorse Sandy KinderCare. Endorsements should be a few sentences in length. Please include any comments on:
Quality of academic programs, teachers, and facilities
Availability of music, art, sports and other extracurricular activities
Academic or athletic awards
I am a:Please selectParentStudent/AlumniTeacherAdministrator
Name or Alias:
Your review:
4291 W 3500 S WEST VALLEY CITY, UT
$1,750,000
11 Beds
(10.67 miles from school)
159 W BROADWAY S UNIT 605 SALT LAKE CITY, UT
$749,000
1 Bed | 1 Bath
(12.43 miles from school)
Moveto.com™View Homes Near Sandy KinderCare
Repeating Kindergarten: Weighing the Pros and Cons for Children with Cusp Birthdays
This comprehensive article explores the benefits of early identification, individualized education plans, and data-driven decision-making to support children’s development and successful school transition.
June 28, 2023
Exploring the Reggio Emilia Approach to Early Childhood Education: An Interview with Loris Malaguzzi
Discover the Reggio Emilia approach, a revolutionary educational philosophy that empowers children to become active participants in their own learning. Learn about its core principles, holistic development benefits, teacher and parent roles, and how you can support this approach at home.
June 24, 2023
Interview with Rudolf Steiner: Exploring the Vision behind Waldorf Education
Dive into an exclusive interview with Rudolf Steiner, the visionary behind Waldorf Education, as he shares his motivations, goals, challenges, and funding strategies. Discover the holistic approach to education, its impact on students and society, and the enduring legacy of Waldorf Education.
The average acceptance rate in Sandy, UT is 71% (read more about average acceptance rates across the country).
The 21 Secrets of A+ Students
Average Private School Tuition Cost
Free Schools
5 Reasons Why You Might Change Schools
For Profit vs Not for Profit Schools
More Articles
COVID-19 Opinion High School Issues Paying For It Pre-elementary
Sundance Independent Film Festival Awards Winners
News
Desiree Akhavan’s The Miseducation of Cameron Post wins the Sundance Independent Film Festival’s top award, Turkish drama wins global screen competition “Butterflies”.
The organizers of the week-long festival in Utah announced the winners of the award on Sunday night. The film, directed by Iranian-American director Akhwan, won the Grand Jury Prize in the Best US Production Drama category. The Jury Prize for Best Foreign Drama Film went to Butterflies by Turkish director Tolga Karaçelik. Derek Donin’s Kailash, a film about the Indian human rights activist and fighter for children’s rights, Kailash Satyarthi, won the best in American documentary. The jury recognized the film of the Syrian director Talal Derka “Fathers and Sons” (Of Fathers and Sons) as the best in the world documentary film, the result of his more than two years of life and filming in the family of radical Islamists in the Islamic State group (ISIS, banned in the Russian Federation) region of Syria. Earlier in 2014, his documentary “Return to Homs” also won the competition.
Audience Award for Best American Film went to Andrew Heckler’s “Burden”, Best American Documentary according to festival audiences was Rudy Valdez’s “The Sentence”, World Film Audience Award went to drama by Danish director Gustav Müller’s “Guilty” (The Guilty) and Alexandra Shiva’s documentary film about the life of refugees “House” (This Is Home). Sundance presents awards in over 30 categories, including Best Director. It is noteworthy that, against the backdrop of the ongoing campaign in the US for women’s rights in the film industry, all four director’s awards (for feature and documentary film on screen in the US and abroad) were won by women directors: Isold Uggadottir from Iceland with ” Breathe calmly” (And Breathe Normally), documentary filmmaker from Singapore Sandi Tan (Sandi Tan) for “Shirkers”, also American directors Alexandria Bombach (Alexandria Bombach) with the film “On her shoulders” and Sara Colangelo (Sara Colangelo ) for the drama “Kindergarten Teacher”.
The documentary film “Our New President” by Russian director Maxim Pozdrovkin won a special jury award for editing.
This year 121 feature films from 29 countries were selected to participate in the festival. Festival participants were selected from 13.5 thousand applications, of which almost 4 thousand are full-length films. More than half of the authors of these films are foreign participants. For more than a hundred films, the screening at the festival became the premiere. The Sundance Film Festival is one of the most influential independent film shows in the United States. It was founded by the famous American actor and director Robert Redford and named after the character Redford in the cult western Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. More than 50,000 people visit the festival screenings in Park City, Salt Lake City and Ogden each year. Films premiered at the festival often set the tone for the entire subsequent film year.
Source: ria.ru
Back Next
Read also
Music, Culture, WorldPodium Congratulations
“I’ll turn the calendar over”: Igor Krutoy celebrates his birthday!
29.07.2023 0
Culture, Music, WorldPodium Congratulates
Anton Eldarov celebrates his birthday: a selection of reviews of performances with the participation of a talented actor and reports about the concerts of a multifaceted singer-songwriter
90 004 28. 07.2023 0
Musical, Culture
Gleb Matveychuk’s musical “Dangerous Liaisons” will be staged at the Belarusian State Academic Musical Theater
27.07.2023 9002 8 0
Music, Culture, WorldPodium Congratulations
“There, where are you”: Zara celebrates her anniversary!
26.07.2023 0
Culture, Music, Bookland
“Of course, I will return, full of friends and dreams!”: Memorial Day of Vladimir Vysotsky
07/25/2023 0
Culture 3 0
Salt Lake City, Utah Personal Assistant Searching results. Hire a part-time or full-time Personal Assistant near Salt Lake City.
Advanced search for desired
Find trustees by country
Find caregivers by nationality
Find trustees by language
Find childcare
Find a babysitter
Find a babysitter
Find an au pair
Find a tutor
Find a housekeeper
Find a head caregiver
Find a pet
Find a personal assistant
Advanced Job Search
Find a job by country
Find a job by nationality
Find a job by language
Find a child care job
Find a babysitting job
Find a babysitting job
Find an Au Pair Job
Find a job as a tutor
Find a job around the house
Find a job caring for the elderly
Find a babysitting job
Find a job as a personal assistant
Sources
Founders Video
Customer video
Customer Reviews GreatAuPair
Security Center
How to find caregivers
How to find a job as a caregiver
Interview Questionnaire
Au Pair program requirements
Au Pair programs
J-1 Au Pair visa cost
Au Pair and Nanny Salary
Au Pair visa programs
Au Pair agency
Guardian and nanny taxes
Child care tax deduction
Immigration Services
Advertisement on GreatAuPair
Work for GreatAuPair
Gillian T.
Experienced personal assistant with creative experience
Looking to move. I feel that I would be helpful to those who need to keep track of their schedule so that all family members can achieve their goals. I have spent most of my professional life as a personal assistant…
other games
Last logged in today
Available Jul 23 – Sep 24
View Personal Assistant 3418274
Looking for Full or Part Time, Live-In or Live-Out
View Personal Assistant 341827 4
Mary B.
Grandma’s helper with high energy, loves children
A grandmother who has a lot of energy, she loves children and loves to organize. I have a business and I know how important it is to have someone by your side who will take care of the little things that you shouldn’t be doing. Your work is a big pi…
other games
Last logged in 3 days ago
Available Aug 23 – Aug 23
View Personal Assistant 3410878
Looking for full or part time, live
View Personal Assistant 3410878
Sydney K.
Innovative and active assistant
Dear family, I am a happy, growing woman. I enjoy nature, reading, music and everything that is useful. I speak some Spanish and can use the ASL alphabet and about 50 other characters. I am a certified first responder and I…
other games
Last logged in 5 days ago
Available July 23 – August 23
View Personal Assistant 980431
Looking for a full time, Live-In or Live-Out
View Personal Assistant 980431
Leslie b.
15 years Assistant General Counsel of the Division
I provided administrative executive assistance to the federal government’s general counsel for civil and criminal matters for 15 years. I am proficient in legal writing, research and negotiation. I work on my own with a small…
other games
Last logged in 5 days ago
Available Aug 23 to Oct 23
View Personal Assistant 3391092
Looking for a full or part time job, out of life
View Personal Assistant 3391092
Shaina W.
Organized, professional, multi-tasking, engaged.
I am sure that my qualifications for this job make me an excellent candidate for this role, but I also believe that this is an exceptional opportunity for me to further grow both personally and professionally. I’m great friends…
other games
Last logged in 26 days ago
Available Jul 23 – Aug 23
View Personal Assistant 3405694
Looking for a full or part time job, out of life
View Personal Assistant 3405694
Katherine P.
Here to help make your life easier
…
Last logged in 54 days ago
Available Jul 23 – Aug 23
View Personal Assistant 3350513
Looking for a full or part time job, from life
View Personal Assistant 3350513
Tenil M.
A motivated multi-tasker is here to help!
I have had two successful businesses and managed all aspects of the business myself. Kindergarten/kindergarten for 7 years and a hairdresser for 18 years. Raised 2 highly professional, educated, adaptable, honest and kind children. I’m in…
other games
Last logged in 68 days ago
Available May 23 – April 25
View Personal Assistant 3384359
Looking for a Full or Part Time, Live-In or Live-Out
View Personal Assistant 3384359
Madison T.
I am passionate about my work and give my all to it.
Hello! My name is Madison and I would like to work for you. I am a 22 year old American who wants to leave the country for an unforgettable experience. One of my last jobs was accommodation in a luxury glamping resort. I did…
other games
Last logged in 78 days ago
Available May 23 to March 25
View Personal Assistant 3364314
Looking for a full time, Live-in
View Personal Assistant 3364314
Amanda P.
Hardworking and deeply caring person
I am a hardworking, driven individual with great people and communication skills, a willingness to learn and adapt, and an honest work ethic.
Tutor Time of Fairfield in Fairfield, CA | 3354 Cherry Hills Court
Your School Tutor Time of Fairfield, CA
Go
Remove
Tutor Time of Fairfield, CA
Welcome to Our School
My name is Alicia and I am the director here at Tutor Time daycare and preschool in Fairfield, CA. I started as an Infant teacher in 2015 and rose through the ranks until I became the school director in 2017.
At Tutor Time through our Infant Care, Preschool, Pre-K, Junior Kindergarten and School-Age programs we provide the perfect foundation for learning and development. Our school also has large room for dramatic play and community exploration called The Village.
Our teachers have over 80 years of combined experience in the early childhood education field and continue that education every year with at least 24 hours of training.
We’re committed to keeping you connected throughout the day while your child is in our care. Get access to live streaming video of your child’s classroom, plus other real-time updates, with our exclusive mobile app for families, SproutAbout.
We would love to have your family join ours. Call us and tour our Tutor Time in Fairfield, CA! I look forward to meeting you!
Here’s what people have to say
4.7 out of 5 stars
The leadership at this school is a 10/10. They are proactive, open door policy, empathetic, moods are always the same, both have great energy, always take concerns seriously, follow up is amazing and they are the reason we stay at this school
Verified Shopper
Very positive. I get the sense that all the teachers and staff genuinely care about every child under their care. There is a strong sense of calm and peace, and the children always look happy. In fact, I noticed this immediately the first time I walked into this facility and that was a huge reason why I chose to enroll my children at this Tutor Time location
Verified Shopper
I appreciate the love and patience that the infant and toddler teachers have when comforting my son as he’s been adjusting to daycare. They’re so sweet and kind and caring. I feel like he is in great hands while I’m at work during the day. I’m grateful for them!
Verified Shopper
Not only have my husband and I enjoyed our son attending Tutor Time, but our son enjoys it as well. We love seeing pictures and/or videos sharing what he is doing during the day. We show those to our son when we get home to start a conversation about his day.
Verified Shopper
I absolutely love this school
Verified Shopper
Ms. Jan has been absolutely wonderful to work with, as she is so nurturing to the children and works with the other teachers and the parents to raise the children, setting appropriate limits and showing extra concern for the children’s individual developmental stage. We also appreciate Ms. Dianne, Ms. Danielle, and Ms. Debbie.
Verified Shopper
We have two kids and have been at this school for 7 years. Ms. Alisha and Ms. Kathy and Ms. Laura are amazing with the kids and there is a high standard of care here expected from all staff. We have too many favorite teachers to list them all! I would not have my kids anywhere else!
Verified Shopper
It has been great to watch my kids enjoy going to school and making friends
Verified Shopper
Tutor Time is a place I entrust with my child. Need I say more?
Verified Shopper
Staff are wonderful. Safe environment.
Verified Shopper
Grow Your Connection
With SproutAbout, you won’t miss a thing when your child is at school with us. Take a peek at the engaging experience provided by our new app.
Learn About Electives
For an additional fee, go beyond regular classroom learning experiences with our enhanced series of fun, interactive enrichment programs exploring a variety of activities. We offer:
Dance, Soccer, Music, Yoga, Spanish, Phonics, Handwriting & Advanced Math
Open a window to your child’s day.
SproutAbout®, our exclusive family app, provides free live streaming video of your child’s classroom to your mobile device.
Learn More
Choose Transitional Kindergarten Plus
We’re ALL IN on preparing your child for kindergarten!
Now Enrolling
Meet Our Staff
Alicia Wright, Director
Education: Early Child Education Courses
Certifications: CPR & Pediatric First Aid
I see every day as a new adventure. Watching a child’s excitement as they learn something new or complete a task makes me happy. I pride myself on the relationship I have built with our families as we work together to help the children be successful.
Meet Our Staff
Kathy Eave, Assistant Director
Education: Early Childhood Courses & Montessori Training
Certifications: CPR & Pediatric First Aid
I love my job! Meeting new families and taking care of the families that are currently enrolled makes me feel happy! I believe that learning takes place when children are in a safe and positive environment that is filled with laughter.
Local School Phone Number: 707.422.4105707.422.4105
License #: 483004700 , 483004701 , 483004702
TOP
The Best 7 Child & Day Care in Fairfield, CA
Relevancy Ranking
?
1.
Lowie’s Child Care
Child & Day Care, Preschool
4925 Paramount Way Fairfield, CA 94534-6447
Closed ⋅ Opens at 7:00AM
9.4
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 863-8931
Referral from
Mar 08, 2018
Nataly C. :
Any day care centers in Fairfield or Vacaville that don’t charge a leg and an arm? 3month old and two year old.!
Becca G.:
Contact https://www.facebook.com/101257473289872 Solano Family & Children’s Services – Your Child Care Connection they operate the…
2.
Solano Family and Children’s Services
Child & Day Care
421 Executive Ct N # A, Fairfield, CA 94534, USA Fairfield, CA 94534
9.4
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 863-3950
Referral from
Mar 08, 2018
Nataly C. :
Any day care centers in Fairfield or Vacaville that don’t charge a leg and an arm? 3month old and two year old.!
Becca G.:
Contact https://www.facebook.com/101257473289872 Solano Family & Children’s Services – Your Child Care Connection they operate the…
3.
Giselle Byrne
Child & Day Care, Preschool
Fairfield, CA
8.2
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 864-0213
Referral from
Nov 28, 2012
Katrina B. :
Hi Everyone! I was wondering if anyone knew or have their kids go to a preschool that is local here in Cordelia/GV area. My son is 3…
Jeremy H.:
you could try giselle byrne at (707) 864-0213.
4.
Smith Family DAY Care
Child & Day Care
Atlantic Avenue Fairfield, CA 94533
8.1
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 864-8270
Referral from
Feb 24, 2013
Christa M. :
Hello everyone I’m new to this group I moved to Cordelia about 2002 from Vallejo and about 3 years ago moved back to Vallejo. I still…
Lynn B.:
Smith Family Day Care 707-864-8270 Sylvia
5.
Charlotte Whites Daycare
Child & Day Care
14 WRIGHT FAMILY DAY CARE-TERRI: Hawk Lane Fairfield, CA 94533
8.0
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 290-6874
Referral from
May 10, 2012
Charlotte Y. :
Looking for scentsy bar…. Cinnamon cloves
Charlotte Y.:
I’d love to buy both 7072906874
6.
Galvez Child Day Care
Child & Day Care
5022 Oakbrook Cir Fairfield, CA
7.9
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 864-8161
Referral from
Jun 11, 2012
Nicole C. :
Anyone have any daycare recommendations for the Cordelia/Green Valley area? I just need part time for now.
Julie D.:
Here’s Cheryl’s number. 864-8161.
7.
Foust Family Child Care Home-Lisa
Child & Day Care
14 GALVEZ CHILD CARE: Oakbrook Circle Fairfield, CA 94534
7.8
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 864-8485
Referral from
Apr 09, 2015
Tabatha Z. :
Looking for a daycare for my daughter. She will be 2 in July. She is not potty trained yet, but off the bottle (since she was 1) and…
Cathy C.:
Lisa Foust-7078648485 . My son has been there for 8 years. He had a very bad start with one of the other local daycares. Lisa saved us…
Where is a GOOD day care in Fairfield for Jojo to go to ? This is gonna be his fiiiiirst time in daycare & I know it’s gonna be a lil rough so any suggestions ??
Referral from April 9, 2015
Tabatha Z. asked:
Looking for a daycare for my daughter. She will be 2 in July. She is not potty trained yet, but off the bottle (since she was 1) and no binky. She feeds herself…
Referral from February 24, 2013
Christa M. asked:
Hello everyone I’m new to this group I moved to Cordelia about 2002 from Vallejo and about 3 years ago moved back to Vallejo. I still have friends n family n the area…
Referral from May 3, 2013
Tracy S. asked:
Looking for recommendations for day care in our area. Preschool’s as well. Thank you.
facebook.com/1375875922666006/posts/1633824573537805″ track_name=”fb-post-item-pr” post_category=”Child & day care” city_state=”Fairfield, CA”>
Referral from September 13, 2015
Angelina P. asked:
Does anyone have recommendations for a great daycare that’s open 7 days a week? My son is two & im looking for something clean, safe and fun. (:
Referral from June 11, 2012
Nicole C. asked:
Anyone have any daycare recommendations for the Cordelia/Green Valley area? I just need part time for now.
Referral from July 16, 2013
Debby Z. asked:
I am on the GV side. My daughter will be going to k-grade September 2014. But i want to find a preschool /daycare close to home. I was told their was a lady right across…
Referral from September 16, 2014
Denise S. asked:
Looking for infant child care (preferably christian grandma style) in Fairfield area. Thanks!
Referral from September 21, 2015
Charlee M. asked:
I’m looking for full time daycare for my two year old! Any suggestions please let me know! 🙂
Referral from October 20, 2015
Amanda W. asked:
Looking for afterschool childcare
$1 – Danville, Virginia
Need a reliable and responsible person to watch my two sons ages 7 and 11 after school at our house or yours….
Referral from November 12, 2014
Abigail E. asked:
I’m desperately needing to find an in home daycare (preferably that accepts CCA) so I can start work. Does anyone know of any in Fairfield?
Referral from February 24, 2014
Karina C. asked:
Ok FB friends I need help. Jojos baby sitter is no longer doing day care . I can’t take him to an actual day care because of the hours I work (getting off late , 930-10.
What is The Average UI Designer Salary? 2023 Guide
There are many factors to consider when changing careers — such as what skills you need and what kinds of tasks will be involved.
Then, of course, there’s the question of money. In a survey carried out by Career Zoo, salary was ranked as the most influential factor when considering a new job.
If you’re thinking about a career in UI design, you’ll naturally want to gauge your earning potential. However, before we start talking figures, it’s important to note that your salary will vary depending on location, how much experience you have, and whether you work in-house or freelance.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at how much you could earn as a user interface designer.
UI designer salaries around the world
How to handle your first salary negotiation
How to boost your earning potential as a UI designer
The future’s bright
To give you an idea of your earning potential, we’ve done some research into the average UI designer salaries in various parts of the world, using data provided by Glassdoor, Indeed and PayScale. For ease of comparison, we’ve listed these averages in both the local currency and in US dollars (updated for 2023).
UI designer salaries around the world (2020). For 2023 figures, see the previous list.
This is just a snapshot: exact salary information is somewhat hard to come by within the industry, and your actual salary may fall below or above these figures depending on what stage you’re at in your career and the exact skills you bring to the table. However, this serves as a great benchmark — especially if you’re new to the field.
Next, we’ll look at how to approach your first salary negotiation in the UI design industry.
2. How to handle your first salary negotiation
So you’re applying for your first UI design job, or perhaps you’ve already got an interview. With little to no experience in the UI job market, you’re not sure where to pitch your salary expectations.
This is a common conundrum in any industry, but fear not. With a bit of research, you can come prepared with a ballpark figure in mind.
Sites like Glassdoor and PayScale can help you suss out your worth in your chosen industry. If you’re interviewing for a specific position (such as junior UI designer), research the job title based on your location. You can see what other people with this job title earn and, together with our salary snapshot, start to gauge what a reasonable figure might be.
If you’re in a position to do so, it can also be really helpful to talk to others in the industry. Discussing salaries may not be the done thing, but if you know an experienced UI designer, they might be happy to tell you what salary they started on—or at least to advise you on the kind of figure you could aim for.
Whether you’re just starting out or you’re already working in UI design, salary negotiation is an important skill to learn. Want to brush up? Check out this guide: When and how to ask for a raise (a guide for designers).
The great thing about UI design is that there’s plenty of potential to upskill and branch out — which may bump up your earning potential.
While UI and UX are very separate roles, it’s not uncommon for employers to advertise for UX/UI designers in one. If UX is something you’re also interested in, acquiring some additional skills may increase your value in terms of salary.
We’re also gradually seeing more hybrid job titles appearing on the market, such as that of UI developer, which requires both classic UI design skills and knowledge of frontend web development and programming languages. As you gain more experience within the industry, you might decide to move into such hybrid roles—and can naturally expect to be paid more. According to job sites Glassdoor and PayScale, the average salary for a UI developer is $98,546.
However, you don’t necessarily need to master every single industry skill in order to earn a decent wage as a UI designer. When you’re just starting out, a solid portfolio will help you to demonstrate the skills that employers are looking for and thus prove testament to your value as a UI designer. With the CareerFoundry UI design program, you’ll work on your portfolio throughout — so even with no previous industry experience, you can confidently compete for an entry-level position and the salary that comes with it.
4. The future’s bright
If you’re considering a career in UI design, you’ll be pleased to know that there are plenty of perks besides the money. UI designer recently ranked among LinkedIn’s top 15 most in-demand job titles, and in today’s increasingly tech-centric world, you can be sure that it’s a secure career choice. Learn more about the best UI designer jobs in this article.
Hopefully you now have an idea of the kind of salary you can expect as a UI designer. To find out more about breaking into the industry, read our post on how to become a UI designer of check out any of these guides:
5 Common questions I get asked as a UI designer
10 essential UI design questions you’ll be asked in your interview
10 Examples of bad UI design (and how to fix them)
Why consistency is so important in UI design
What You Should Do Now
Get a hands-on introduction to UI design and design your very first app screen with a free, self-paced UI Design Short Course.
Take part in one of our FREE live online UI design events with industry experts, and read about UI graduate Florian’s career change to product design.
Become a qualified UI designer in just 4-9 months—complete with a job guarantee.
This month, we’re offering reduced tuition to the first 100 applicants—worth up to $1,370 off all our career-change programs 🥳 To secure your spot, speak to one of our advisors today!
This article is part of:
UI Design
All articles
Emily is a professional tech writer and content strategist. She spent over a decade in tech startups, immersed in the world of UX and design thinking. In addition to writing for The CareerFoundry Blog, Emily has been a regular contributor to several industry-leading design publications and wrote a chapter for The UX Careers Handbook. She also has an MSc in Psychology from the University of Westminster.
UI Designer Salary in US 2023 (Updated Daily)
best-paying cities for UI Designer
The metropolitan areas that pay the highest salaries for software engineers are San Francisco, Washington DC, New York City, Houston and Atlanta.
City Name
Average Salary
Compared to National Average
San Francisco, CA
$106,130
+ 22% (82,930)
Washington DC
$104,000
+ 20% (82,930)
New York City, NY
$96,964
+ 14% (82,930)
Houston, TX
$96,714
+ 14% (82,930)
Atlanta, GA
$93,788
+ 12% (82,930)
Philadelphia, PA
$90,714
+ 9% (82,930)
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
$90,143
+ 8% (82,930)
Orange County
$90,000
+ 8% (82,930)
Portland, OR
$89,571
+ 7% (82,930)
Minneapolis–Saint Paul, MN
$89,000
+ 7% (82,930)
UI Designer Salary by gender
The average UI Designer salary for women is $80,608 and the average UI Designer salary for men is $87,892.
UI Designer Salary by Years of Experience
The average salary for a UI Designer with 7+ years of experience is $95,200. The average salary for <1 year of experience is $59,143.
UI Designer Salary ranges
The most common UI Designer salary in US is between $90k – $100k.
Average Design + UX salaries in US
Job Title
Average Salary
Salary Range
Senior Product Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Graphic Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Web Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Instructional Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Senior Graphic Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Game Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Visual Designer
$76,677
Min: $50K
Max: $140K
UI Designer
$84,837
Min: $44K
Max: $150K
UX Designer
$93,022
Min: $45K
Max: $300K
Art Director
$94,161
Min: $40K
Max: $215K
UX Researcher
$105,932
Min: $55K
Max: $230K
Senior UI Designer
$109,284
Min: $63K
Max: $200K
Product Designer
$110,571
Min: $45K
Max: $330K
Senior UX Designer
$121,570
Min: $64K
Max: $220K
Creative Director
$144,453
Min: $65K
Max: $315K
Design Director
$152,804
Min: $75K
Max: $300K
CCO (Chief Creative Officer)
$175,320
Min: $100K
Max: $425K
Creative Chief Officer
$187,932
Min: $140K
Max: $425K
FAQ
Q:
What is a UI designer?
A.
UI designers help create the visual elements of a digital product or interface, specifically ensuring that its layout meets the needs of target users.
Q:
How to become a UI designer?
A.
Similar to many UX and UI roles, UI designers come from a variety of backgrounds and don’t require one specific degree to get started in the field. Many UI designers have educational experience in graphic design and web design but can have a variety of educational backgrounds. UI designers usually begin as graphic or web designers.
Q:
How much does a UI designer make?
A.
The salary range for a UI designer is $44K-$150K.
Q:
What is a UI designer vs a UX designer?
A.
While a UI designer is focused on the aesthetics of a digital product’s interface like the fonts, colors, and images, a UX designer creates an overall experience, focusing on layout, navigation, and flow of information.
UI Designer jobs in US
Sr.
UI/UX Designer
Acrisure Technology Group
Austin, TX
4 days ago
Save job
Interactive Designer, Brand
Retool
Remote
3 days ago
Save job
Sr. UX Interactive Designer
Fluidra North America
San Diego, CA
7 months ago
Save job
Digital Designer
Vivid Seats
Chicago, IL
2 weeks ago
Save job
Senior UI Design Engineer
Socialive
Remote
1 year ago
Save job
UX/UI Designer – Vice President
iCapital
New York City, NY
2 weeks ago
$155,000 – $185,000
Annually
Save job
Digital Design Engineer
IMC Trading
Chicago, IL
2 days ago
Save job
Senior Digital Designer – CNN
Warner Bros. Discovery
New York City, NY
1 week ago
$85,540 – $158,860
Annually
Save job
UI Design Intern
Futronics (NA) Corporation
Pasadena
3 days ago
Save job
UX / UI Designer
Above Lending
Remote
2 weeks ago
Save job
Contract UX/UI Designer
Capco
New York City, NY
3 months ago
Save job
Contract UX/UI Designer
Capco
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
3 months ago
Save job
Skills that affect UI Designer salaries in US
1
Adobe Creative Suite
2% have this skill
2
Wireframing
0% have this skill
3
Typography
0% have this skill
4
Interaction Design
0% have this skill
5
HTML & CSS
0% have this skill
6
Visual Design
0% have this skill
Average UI Designer Salary by Company Size
People with the job title UI Designer make the most at companies with 1,000+ employees, earning $88,057 on average.
Recent UI Designer salaries in US
$91,000
Yearly Salary
A UI Designer reported a yearly salary of $91,000 with +$5,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
New York City, NY
$65,000
Yearly Salary
A UI Designer reported a yearly salary of $65,000 with +$1,500 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
Chicago, IL
$88,000
Yearly Salary
A UI designer reported a yearly salary of $88,000 with +$17,600 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
501-1,000 Employees
Chicago, IL
$95,000
Yearly Salary
A UI Designer reported a yearly salary of $95,000
3-5 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
51-200 Employees
Remote
$82,500
Yearly Salary
A User Interface Designer I reported a yearly salary of $82,500 with +$12,375 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
501-1,000 Employees
Chicago, IL
$110,000
Yearly Salary
A UI Designer reported a yearly salary of $110,000
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
51-200 Employees
Remote
$70,000
Yearly Salary
A UI/UX Designer reported a yearly salary of $70,000
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
11-50 Employees
Remote
$140,000
Yearly Salary
A Digital Designer reported a yearly salary of $140,000 with +$25,200 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
New York City, NY
$115,000
Yearly Salary
A UI/UX DESIGNER reported a yearly salary of $115,000
3-5 Years of Experience
Male
11-50 Employees
Remote
$135,000
Yearly Salary
A UX Designer reported a yearly salary of $135,000 with +$28,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
1,000+ Employees
Chicago, IL
What are the salaries of UI/UX designers in Russia | by UX Advocate | Design tavern | May, 2023
Published in
·
2 min read
·
May 30
I conducted an anonymous study among HR professionals and designers working in the largest and most famous companies in Russia. I can’t name the companies, but we use their services almost every day.
I will list the salaries for each level. Often the job titles are different, but the essence is the same. Different companies call this position differently: Product Designer , UI/UX Designer , UX Designer , Product Designer or simply Designer.
The title is not so important to us now, it depends on the maturity and culture of the company, but in fact, companies mean a similar set of responsibilities under these names, so let’s consider the salaries of all these positions.
Level 0 – Intern – trainee
Starting position. An employee without experience and knowledge or with minimal baggage. Salary from 0 to 40 thousand ₽
Level 1 – Junior – initial
An employee with theoretical knowledge, but no or little practical experience. Needs a mentor. Salary from 40 to 120 thousand ₽
Level 2 – Middle
An employee with good theoretical knowledge and good practical experience. Salary from 120 to 180 thousand rubles
Level 3 —Senior — senior
Employees with excellent theoretical knowledge, can train level 0-2 employees. Salary from 180 to 250 thousand ₽
Level 4 – Lead – Lead
This employee sometimes combines the Senior level, but also manages several designers, has the authority to hire and fire his employees. Salary from 250 to 300 thousand ₽
Level 5— Head/Director — director
This is the highest level, a director in his area (in our case, in design). Engaged in strategy, planning, finance, leadership of leading designers. Salary from 300 to 450 thousand rubles
Depending on the region and level of the company, these figures may vary slightly. In unknown companies and studios, of course, there are no such salaries. This applies either to large companies or cool startups where the founders were able to convince investors to invest millions of money. But unlike the latter, I still advise you to pay attention to stable, well-established well-known companies.
If you are interested in learning more about employment, interviews, portfolio preparation and the life of a product designer – subscribe to my telegram blog t.me/ux_advocate 👋
Give each of you 50 👏 claps for this article❤️ It costs you nothing, but it will help me even faster to write new articles that you will interesting!
Job UX designer in Moscow
To use our site, you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.
What is The Average UI Designer Salary? 2023 Guide
There are many factors to consider when changing careers — such as what skills you need and what kinds of tasks will be involved.
Then, of course, there’s the question of money. In a survey carried out by Career Zoo, salary was ranked as the most influential factor when considering a new job.
If you’re thinking about a career in UI design, you’ll naturally want to gauge your earning potential. However, before we start talking figures, it’s important to note that your salary will vary depending on location, how much experience you have, and whether you work in-house or freelance.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at how much you could earn as a user interface designer.
UI designer salaries around the world
How to handle your first salary negotiation
How to boost your earning potential as a UI designer
The future’s bright
To give you an idea of your earning potential, we’ve done some research into the average UI designer salaries in various parts of the world, using data provided by Glassdoor, Indeed and PayScale. For ease of comparison, we’ve listed these averages in both the local currency and in US dollars (updated for 2023).
UI designer salaries around the world (2020). For 2023 figures, see the previous list.
This is just a snapshot: exact salary information is somewhat hard to come by within the industry, and your actual salary may fall below or above these figures depending on what stage you’re at in your career and the exact skills you bring to the table. However, this serves as a great benchmark — especially if you’re new to the field.
Next, we’ll look at how to approach your first salary negotiation in the UI design industry.
2. How to handle your first salary negotiation
So you’re applying for your first UI design job, or perhaps you’ve already got an interview. With little to no experience in the UI job market, you’re not sure where to pitch your salary expectations.
This is a common conundrum in any industry, but fear not. With a bit of research, you can come prepared with a ballpark figure in mind.
Sites like Glassdoor and PayScale can help you suss out your worth in your chosen industry. If you’re interviewing for a specific position (such as junior UI designer), research the job title based on your location. You can see what other people with this job title earn and, together with our salary snapshot, start to gauge what a reasonable figure might be.
If you’re in a position to do so, it can also be really helpful to talk to others in the industry. Discussing salaries may not be the done thing, but if you know an experienced UI designer, they might be happy to tell you what salary they started on—or at least to advise you on the kind of figure you could aim for.
Whether you’re just starting out or you’re already working in UI design, salary negotiation is an important skill to learn. Want to brush up? Check out this guide: When and how to ask for a raise (a guide for designers).
The great thing about UI design is that there’s plenty of potential to upskill and branch out — which may bump up your earning potential.
While UI and UX are very separate roles, it’s not uncommon for employers to advertise for UX/UI designers in one. If UX is something you’re also interested in, acquiring some additional skills may increase your value in terms of salary.
We’re also gradually seeing more hybrid job titles appearing on the market, such as that of UI developer, which requires both classic UI design skills and knowledge of frontend web development and programming languages. As you gain more experience within the industry, you might decide to move into such hybrid roles—and can naturally expect to be paid more. According to job sites Glassdoor and PayScale, the average salary for a UI developer is $98,546.
However, you don’t necessarily need to master every single industry skill in order to earn a decent wage as a UI designer. When you’re just starting out, a solid portfolio will help you to demonstrate the skills that employers are looking for and thus prove testament to your value as a UI designer. With the CareerFoundry UI design program, you’ll work on your portfolio throughout — so even with no previous industry experience, you can confidently compete for an entry-level position and the salary that comes with it.
4. The future’s bright
If you’re considering a career in UI design, you’ll be pleased to know that there are plenty of perks besides the money. UI designer recently ranked among LinkedIn’s top 15 most in-demand job titles, and in today’s increasingly tech-centric world, you can be sure that it’s a secure career choice. Learn more about the best UI designer jobs in this article.
Hopefully you now have an idea of the kind of salary you can expect as a UI designer. To find out more about breaking into the industry, read our post on how to become a UI designer of check out any of these guides:
5 Common questions I get asked as a UI designer
10 essential UI design questions you’ll be asked in your interview
10 Examples of bad UI design (and how to fix them)
Why consistency is so important in UI design
What You Should Do Now
Get a hands-on introduction to UI design and design your very first app screen with a free, self-paced UI Design Short Course.
Take part in one of our FREE live online UI design events with industry experts, and read about UI graduate Florian’s career change to product design.
Become a qualified UI designer in just 4-9 months—complete with a job guarantee.
This month, we’re offering reduced tuition to the first 100 applicants—worth up to $1,370 off all our career-change programs 🥳 To secure your spot, speak to one of our advisors today!
This article is part of:
UI Design
All articles
Emily is a professional tech writer and content strategist. She spent over a decade in tech startups, immersed in the world of UX and design thinking. In addition to writing for The CareerFoundry Blog, Emily has been a regular contributor to several industry-leading design publications and wrote a chapter for The UX Careers Handbook. She also has an MSc in Psychology from the University of Westminster.
UI Designer Salary in US 2023 (Updated Daily)
best-paying cities for UI Designer
The metropolitan areas that pay the highest salaries for software engineers are San Francisco, Washington DC, New York City, Houston and Atlanta.
City Name
Average Salary
Compared to National Average
San Francisco, CA
$106,130
+ 22% (82,930)
Washington DC
$104,000
+ 20% (82,930)
New York City, NY
$96,964
+ 14% (82,930)
Houston, TX
$96,714
+ 14% (82,930)
Atlanta, GA
$93,788
+ 12% (82,930)
Philadelphia, PA
$90,714
+ 9% (82,930)
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
$90,143
+ 8% (82,930)
Orange County
$90,000
+ 8% (82,930)
Portland, OR
$89,571
+ 7% (82,930)
Minneapolis–Saint Paul, MN
$89,000
+ 7% (82,930)
UI Designer Salary by gender
The average UI Designer salary for women is $80,608 and the average UI Designer salary for men is $87,892.
UI Designer Salary by Years of Experience
The average salary for a UI Designer with 7+ years of experience is $95,200. The average salary for <1 year of experience is $59,143.
UI Designer Salary ranges
The most common UI Designer salary in US is between $90k – $100k.
Average Design + UX salaries in US
Job Title
Average Salary
Salary Range
Senior Product Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Graphic Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Web Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Instructional Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Senior Graphic Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Game Designer
$0
Min: $0K
Max: $0K
Visual Designer
$76,677
Min: $50K
Max: $140K
UI Designer
$84,837
Min: $44K
Max: $150K
UX Designer
$93,022
Min: $45K
Max: $300K
Art Director
$94,161
Min: $40K
Max: $215K
UX Researcher
$105,932
Min: $55K
Max: $230K
Senior UI Designer
$109,284
Min: $63K
Max: $200K
Product Designer
$110,571
Min: $45K
Max: $330K
Senior UX Designer
$121,570
Min: $64K
Max: $220K
Creative Director
$144,453
Min: $65K
Max: $315K
Design Director
$152,804
Min: $75K
Max: $300K
CCO (Chief Creative Officer)
$175,320
Min: $100K
Max: $425K
Creative Chief Officer
$187,932
Min: $140K
Max: $425K
FAQ
Q:
What is a UI designer?
A.
UI designers help create the visual elements of a digital product or interface, specifically ensuring that its layout meets the needs of target users.
Q:
How to become a UI designer?
A.
Similar to many UX and UI roles, UI designers come from a variety of backgrounds and don’t require one specific degree to get started in the field. Many UI designers have educational experience in graphic design and web design but can have a variety of educational backgrounds. UI designers usually begin as graphic or web designers.
Q:
How much does a UI designer make?
A.
The salary range for a UI designer is $44K-$150K.
Q:
What is a UI designer vs a UX designer?
A.
While a UI designer is focused on the aesthetics of a digital product’s interface like the fonts, colors, and images, a UX designer creates an overall experience, focusing on layout, navigation, and flow of information.
UI Designer jobs in US
Sr.
UI/UX Designer
Acrisure Technology Group
Austin, TX
4 days ago
Save job
Interactive Designer, Brand
Retool
Remote
3 days ago
Save job
Sr. UX Interactive Designer
Fluidra North America
San Diego, CA
7 months ago
Save job
Digital Designer
Vivid Seats
Chicago, IL
2 weeks ago
Save job
Senior UI Design Engineer
Socialive
Remote
1 year ago
Save job
UX/UI Designer – Vice President
iCapital
New York City, NY
2 weeks ago
$155,000 – $185,000
Annually
Save job
Digital Design Engineer
IMC Trading
Chicago, IL
2 days ago
Save job
Senior Digital Designer – CNN
Warner Bros. Discovery
New York City, NY
1 week ago
$85,540 – $158,860
Annually
Save job
UI Design Intern
Futronics (NA) Corporation
Pasadena
3 days ago
Save job
UX / UI Designer
Above Lending
Remote
2 weeks ago
Save job
Contract UX/UI Designer
Capco
New York City, NY
3 months ago
Save job
Contract UX/UI Designer
Capco
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
3 months ago
Save job
Skills that affect UI Designer salaries in US
1
Adobe Creative Suite
2% have this skill
2
Wireframing
0% have this skill
3
Typography
0% have this skill
4
Interaction Design
0% have this skill
5
HTML & CSS
0% have this skill
6
Visual Design
0% have this skill
Average UI Designer Salary by Company Size
People with the job title UI Designer make the most at companies with 1,000+ employees, earning $88,057 on average.
Recent UI Designer salaries in US
$91,000
Yearly Salary
A UI Designer reported a yearly salary of $91,000 with +$5,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
New York City, NY
$65,000
Yearly Salary
A UI Designer reported a yearly salary of $65,000 with +$1,500 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
Chicago, IL
$88,000
Yearly Salary
A UI designer reported a yearly salary of $88,000 with +$17,600 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
501-1,000 Employees
Chicago, IL
$95,000
Yearly Salary
A UI Designer reported a yearly salary of $95,000
3-5 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
51-200 Employees
Remote
$82,500
Yearly Salary
A User Interface Designer I reported a yearly salary of $82,500 with +$12,375 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
501-1,000 Employees
Chicago, IL
$110,000
Yearly Salary
A UI Designer reported a yearly salary of $110,000
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
51-200 Employees
Remote
$70,000
Yearly Salary
A UI/UX Designer reported a yearly salary of $70,000
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
11-50 Employees
Remote
$140,000
Yearly Salary
A Digital Designer reported a yearly salary of $140,000 with +$25,200 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
New York City, NY
$115,000
Yearly Salary
A UI/UX DESIGNER reported a yearly salary of $115,000
3-5 Years of Experience
Male
11-50 Employees
Remote
$135,000
Yearly Salary
A UX Designer reported a yearly salary of $135,000 with +$28,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
1,000+ Employees
Chicago, IL
Job UX designer in Moscow
To use our site, you must enable JavaScript in your browser.
Create CV
Login
Login
Vacancies
Resume
Companies
, 975 vacancies
9 0003 Compliant
All time
On card
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Employer now online
Reply
150000 – 250000
₽
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Response without resume
Employer is online now
Apply
110000 – 130000
9 0002 ₽
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Available from home
Reply
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Reply
to
₽
Experience from 1 to 3 years
9 0003 Response without resume
Can be done from home
Employer is online now
Reply
from
100000
₽
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Reply
150000 – 2 00000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Employer is online now
Reply
1500 – 2500
$
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Available from home
Reply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Reply
100000 – 130000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Can be from home
Employer is online now
Reply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Can be from at home
Apply
No experience
Apply
Experience from 1 year to 3 years
Reply
from
150000
₽
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Reply
from
130000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Can be from home
Reply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Response without resume
Reply
to
250000
₽
Experience from 3 up to 6 years
Response without resume
Can be done from home
Reply
150000 – 220000
₽
Experience from 1 to 3 years 900 04
Reply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Apply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Apply
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Available from home
Apply
Experience from 1 year up to 3 years
Available from home
Reply
Experience from 1 year to 3 years
Reply
150000 – 250000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Reply
to 9000 4 80000
₽
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Apply now
Experience 1 to 3 years
Employer is online now
Apply
Experience 1 to 3 years
Response without resume
Otk Click
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Employer now online
Reply
from
150000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Available from home
Reply 900 04 180000 – 230000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Response without resume
Response
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Response
No experience
90 003 Employer is online now
Apply now
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Reply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Reply
to
100000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Available from home
Reply
Experience 1 to 3 years
Employer now online
Apply
Experience 3 to 6 years
Apply
Experience 1 to 3 years
9000 3 Can be from home
Reply
Experience from 1 years up to 3 years
Employer now online
Apply now
1200 – 1500
€
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Employer now online
90 003 Reply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Reply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Available from home
Reply
from
100000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Reply
from
150000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Reply
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Available from home
Employer is online now
Apply now
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Can be done from home
Reply
from
120000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Reply
from
150000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Possible from home
Reply
100000 – 180000
₽
Experience from 3 to 6 years
Reply without resume
Reply
Experience from 1 to 3 years
Reply
12345. ..20next
ux
ui ux
interface designer
interface designer
ui designer
interface
9000 3 ui designer
designer
usability
ui
Part time
Per day
Last three days
No work experience
Full time
Part time
Project work
Full time
Shift schedule
Shift work
Remote work
Flexible schedule
From direct employers
For people with disabilities
What salaries for UI/UX designers in Russia | by UX Advocate | Design tavern | May, 2023
Published in
·
2 min read
·
May 30
I conducted an anonymous study among HR professionals and designers working in the largest and most famous companies in Russia. I can’t name the companies, but we use their services almost every day.
I will list salaries for each level. Often the job titles are different, but the essence is the same. Different companies call this position differently: Product Designer , UI/UX Designer , UX Designer , Product Designer or simply Designer.
The title is not so important to us now, it depends on the maturity and culture of the company, but in fact, companies mean a similar set of responsibilities under these names, so let’s consider the salaries of all these positions.
Level 0 Intern
Starting position. An employee without experience and knowledge or with minimal baggage. Salary from 0 to 40 thousand ₽
Level 1 – Junior – initial
An employee with theoretical knowledge, but no or little practical experience. Needs a mentor. Salary from 40 to 120 thousand ₽
Level 2 — Middle — medium
An employee with good theoretical knowledge and good practical experience. Salary from 120 to 180 thousand ₽
Level 3 —Senior — senior
Employees with excellent theoretical knowledge, can train employees of levels 0–2.
Tutor Time of Fairfield in Fairfield, CA | 3354 Cherry Hills Court
Your School Tutor Time of Fairfield, CA
Go
Remove
Tutor Time of Fairfield, CA
Welcome to Our School
My name is Alicia and I am the director here at Tutor Time daycare and preschool in Fairfield, CA. I started as an Infant teacher in 2015 and rose through the ranks until I became the school director in 2017.
At Tutor Time through our Infant Care, Preschool, Pre-K, Junior Kindergarten and School-Age programs we provide the perfect foundation for learning and development. Our school also has large room for dramatic play and community exploration called The Village.
Our teachers have over 80 years of combined experience in the early childhood education field and continue that education every year with at least 24 hours of training.
We’re committed to keeping you connected throughout the day while your child is in our care. Get access to live streaming video of your child’s classroom, plus other real-time updates, with our exclusive mobile app for families, SproutAbout.
We would love to have your family join ours. Call us and tour our Tutor Time in Fairfield, CA! I look forward to meeting you!
Here’s what people have to say
4.7 out of 5 stars
The leadership at this school is a 10/10. They are proactive, open door policy, empathetic, moods are always the same, both have great energy, always take concerns seriously, follow up is amazing and they are the reason we stay at this school
Verified Shopper
Very positive. I get the sense that all the teachers and staff genuinely care about every child under their care. There is a strong sense of calm and peace, and the children always look happy. In fact, I noticed this immediately the first time I walked into this facility and that was a huge reason why I chose to enroll my children at this Tutor Time location
Verified Shopper
I appreciate the love and patience that the infant and toddler teachers have when comforting my son as he’s been adjusting to daycare. They’re so sweet and kind and caring. I feel like he is in great hands while I’m at work during the day. I’m grateful for them!
Verified Shopper
Not only have my husband and I enjoyed our son attending Tutor Time, but our son enjoys it as well. We love seeing pictures and/or videos sharing what he is doing during the day. We show those to our son when we get home to start a conversation about his day.
Verified Shopper
I absolutely love this school
Verified Shopper
Ms. Jan has been absolutely wonderful to work with, as she is so nurturing to the children and works with the other teachers and the parents to raise the children, setting appropriate limits and showing extra concern for the children’s individual developmental stage. We also appreciate Ms. Dianne, Ms. Danielle, and Ms. Debbie.
Verified Shopper
We have two kids and have been at this school for 7 years. Ms. Alisha and Ms. Kathy and Ms. Laura are amazing with the kids and there is a high standard of care here expected from all staff. We have too many favorite teachers to list them all! I would not have my kids anywhere else!
Verified Shopper
It has been great to watch my kids enjoy going to school and making friends
Verified Shopper
Tutor Time is a place I entrust with my child. Need I say more?
Verified Shopper
Staff are wonderful. Safe environment.
Verified Shopper
Grow Your Connection
With SproutAbout, you won’t miss a thing when your child is at school with us. Take a peek at the engaging experience provided by our new app.
Learn About Electives
For an additional fee, go beyond regular classroom learning experiences with our enhanced series of fun, interactive enrichment programs exploring a variety of activities. We offer:
Dance, Soccer, Music, Yoga, Spanish, Phonics, Handwriting & Advanced Math
Open a window to your child’s day.
SproutAbout®, our exclusive family app, provides free live streaming video of your child’s classroom to your mobile device.
Learn More
Choose Transitional Kindergarten Plus
We’re ALL IN on preparing your child for kindergarten!
Now Enrolling
Meet Our Staff
Alicia Wright, Director
Education: Early Child Education Courses
Certifications: CPR & Pediatric First Aid
I see every day as a new adventure. Watching a child’s excitement as they learn something new or complete a task makes me happy. I pride myself on the relationship I have built with our families as we work together to help the children be successful.
Meet Our Staff
Kathy Eave, Assistant Director
Education: Early Childhood Courses & Montessori Training
Certifications: CPR & Pediatric First Aid
I love my job! Meeting new families and taking care of the families that are currently enrolled makes me feel happy! I believe that learning takes place when children are in a safe and positive environment that is filled with laughter.
Local School Phone Number: 707.422.4105707.422.4105
License #: 483004700 , 483004701 , 483004702
TOP
The Best 7 Child & Day Care in Fairfield, CA
Relevancy Ranking
?
1.
Lowie’s Child Care
Child & Day Care, Preschool
4925 Paramount Way Fairfield, CA 94534-6447
Closed ⋅ Opens at 7:00AM
9.9
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 863-8931
Referral from
Mar 08, 2018
Nataly C. :
Any day care centers in Fairfield or Vacaville that don’t charge a leg and an arm? 3month old and two year old.!
Becca G.:
Contact https://www.facebook.com/101257473289872 Solano Family & Children’s Services – Your Child Care Connection they operate the…
2.
Solano Family and Children’s Services
Child & Day Care
421 Executive Ct N # A, Fairfield, CA 94534, USA Fairfield, CA 94534
9.9
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 863-3950
Referral from
Mar 08, 2018
Nataly C. :
Any day care centers in Fairfield or Vacaville that don’t charge a leg and an arm? 3month old and two year old.!
Becca G.:
Contact https://www.facebook.com/101257473289872 Solano Family & Children’s Services – Your Child Care Connection they operate the…
3.
Giselle Byrne
Child & Day Care, Preschool
Fairfield, CA
8.5
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 864-0213
Referral from
Nov 28, 2012
Katrina B. :
Hi Everyone! I was wondering if anyone knew or have their kids go to a preschool that is local here in Cordelia/GV area. My son is 3…
Jeremy H.:
you could try giselle byrne at (707) 864-0213.
4.
Smith Family DAY Care
Child & Day Care
Atlantic Avenue Fairfield, CA 94533
8.4
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 864-8270
Referral from
Feb 24, 2013
Christa M. :
Hello everyone I’m new to this group I moved to Cordelia about 2002 from Vallejo and about 3 years ago moved back to Vallejo. I still…
Lynn B.:
Smith Family Day Care 707-864-8270 Sylvia
5.
Charlotte Whites Daycare
Child & Day Care
14 WRIGHT FAMILY DAY CARE-TERRI: Hawk Lane Fairfield, CA 94533
8.3
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 290-6874
Referral from
May 10, 2012
Charlotte Y. :
Looking for scentsy bar…. Cinnamon cloves
Charlotte Y.:
I’d love to buy both 7072906874
6.
Galvez Child Day Care
Child & Day Care
5022 Oakbrook Cir Fairfield, CA
8.2
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 864-8161
Referral from
Jun 11, 2012
Nicole C. :
Anyone have any daycare recommendations for the Cordelia/Green Valley area? I just need part time for now.
Julie D.:
Here’s Cheryl’s number. 864-8161.
7.
Foust Family Child Care Home-Lisa
Child & Day Care
14 GALVEZ CHILD CARE: Oakbrook Circle Fairfield, CA 94534
8.1
Score Details
Location
Great
Ratings
Great
Recency
Ok
View Profile
View Profile
(707) 864-8485
Referral from
Apr 09, 2015
Tabatha Z. :
Looking for a daycare for my daughter. She will be 2 in July. She is not potty trained yet, but off the bottle (since she was 1) and…
Cathy C.:
Lisa Foust-7078648485 . My son has been there for 8 years. He had a very bad start with one of the other local daycares. Lisa saved us…
Where is a GOOD day care in Fairfield for Jojo to go to ? This is gonna be his fiiiiirst time in daycare & I know it’s gonna be a lil rough so any suggestions ??
Referral from April 9, 2015
Tabatha Z. asked:
Looking for a daycare for my daughter. She will be 2 in July. She is not potty trained yet, but off the bottle (since she was 1) and no binky. She feeds herself…
Referral from February 24, 2013
Christa M. asked:
Hello everyone I’m new to this group I moved to Cordelia about 2002 from Vallejo and about 3 years ago moved back to Vallejo. I still have friends n family n the area…
Referral from May 3, 2013
Tracy S. asked:
Looking for recommendations for day care in our area. Preschool’s as well. Thank you.
facebook.com/1375875922666006/posts/1633824573537805″ track_name=”fb-post-item-pr” post_category=”Child & day care” city_state=”Fairfield, CA”>
Referral from September 13, 2015
Angelina P. asked:
Does anyone have recommendations for a great daycare that’s open 7 days a week? My son is two & im looking for something clean, safe and fun. (:
Referral from June 11, 2012
Nicole C. asked:
Anyone have any daycare recommendations for the Cordelia/Green Valley area? I just need part time for now.
Referral from July 16, 2013
Debby Z. asked:
I am on the GV side. My daughter will be going to k-grade September 2014. But i want to find a preschool /daycare close to home. I was told their was a lady right across…
Referral from September 16, 2014
Denise S. asked:
Looking for infant child care (preferably christian grandma style) in Fairfield area. Thanks!
Referral from September 21, 2015
Charlee M. asked:
I’m looking for full time daycare for my two year old! Any suggestions please let me know! 🙂
Referral from October 20, 2015
Amanda W. asked:
Looking for afterschool childcare
$1 – Danville, Virginia
Need a reliable and responsible person to watch my two sons ages 7 and 11 after school at our house or yours….
Referral from November 12, 2014
Abigail E. asked:
I’m desperately needing to find an in home daycare (preferably that accepts CCA) so I can start work. Does anyone know of any in Fairfield?
Referral from February 24, 2014
Karina C. asked:
Ok FB friends I need help. Jojos baby sitter is no longer doing day care . I can’t take him to an actual day care because of the hours I work (getting off late , 930-10.
There are 107child daycare centers in Virginia. Combined, these Virginianday care centersemploy 2,767 people, earn more than $100 million in revenue each year, and have assets of $72 million.
Skip to:
List of Virginia day care centers
Cities
Employment
Revenues
Related directory pages:
Virginia youth service organizations
Virginia human service organizations
Child daycare centers
Virginia
Want to add filters to this list, or drill down on results in detail? Open in the Cause IQ search interface
Sort by:
Popularity
Revenue
Employees
Assets
1-20 of 107
The Campagna Center
The Campagna center,inc. (The Center), is a community-based nonprofit organization in alexandria, va. The Center operates a variety of programs to address The needs of children, youth and families.
Revenue
$13.2m
Assets
$7.3m
Employees
242
EIN
54-0534609
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Infant Toddler Family Day Care of Northern Virginia (ITFDC)
Infant Toddler Family Day Care (ITFDC) has committed itself to raising the standards of professionalism for the early child care and education workforce. Well-educated , knowledgeable, and nurturing teachers are the key to positive outcomes for children.
Revenue
$2.3m
Assets
$1.2m
Employees
12
EIN
54-1228948
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Imagination Learning Center
The organizations mission is to provide child care services and gainful employment to their parents. Child care services and parents gainfully employed. Child care services were provided for the mutual benefit of children and gainful employment of coop me…
Revenue
$2.3m
Assets
$2.3m
Employees
58
EIN
54-1495814
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Crystal City Working Parents
The center is organized to provide affordable child care services for the benefit of members of the community to enable them to be gainfully employed.
Revenue
$2.4m
Assets
$942.3k
Employees
42
EIN
54-1315884
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Tysons Corner Children’s Center (TCCC)
Tysons Corner Children’s Center is committed to providing exceptional, high quality childcare for our families. We know that young children thrive in a learning environment where dedicated professionals ensure that they feel safe, nurtured and loved.
Revenue
$2.7m
Assets
$919.8k
Employees
60
EIN
54-1391281
IRS type
501(c)(3)
The Children’s School
Provide quality child care services for children from infancy to age five. The Children’s School admits students of any race, color, nationality or origin. Child care services for arlington county and surrounding areas.
Revenue
$2.8m
Assets
$1.4m
Employees
36
EIN
54-1414480
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Higher Horizons Head Start
Higher Horizons Head Start, a private, non-profit organization established in 1963, provides quality early childhood development and family services for low-income families to help children and families grow in meaningful ways.
Revenue
$4.8m
Assets
$560.0k
Employees
109
EIN
54-0736355
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Children’s Center
To nurture and educate children and their families through a professional staff dedicated to enhancing each child’s potential with creative quality programs.
Revenue
$10.9m
Assets
$3.4m
Employees
270
EIN
52-1317062
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Child Development Resources
Cdr is a private, non-profit agency that provides services for young children and their families in the community, and training for early childhood professionals throughout the nation.
Revenue
$10.5m
Assets
$7.1m
Employees
115
EIN
54-0791991
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Common Ground Childcare
Child Care services. Child Care services to the community for children ages 16 weeks to 12 years. Provide Child Care services to the community for children ages 16 weeks to 12 years.
Revenue
$1.7m
Assets
$174.2k
Employees
43
EIN
54-0913856
IRS type
501(c)(3)
National Early Childhood Program Accreditation Commission (NECPA)
We pledge to remain focused on the interests of children by promoting benchmarks for high quality standards throughout the early care and education profession.
Revenue
$975.0k
Assets
$606.2k
Employees
13
EIN
58-2037409
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Friends Association For Children
To help Children and their families in the richmond area achieve their potential and become productive citizens. To help Children and families achieve their potential and become producitive citizens. To help Children and families achieve their potential…
Revenue
$2.1m
Assets
$3.1m
Employees
63
EIN
54-0505899
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Heritage Child Development Center
Empowering & equipping the promise of tomorrow’s generation today through: *education *enrichment *experience *energized community collaboration so that the children in our communities have a strong foundation for the future.
Revenue
$1.3m
Assets
$1.1m
Employees
72
EIN
54-1825504
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Herndon Children’s Center (HCC)
Herndon Children’s Center (HCC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing families that live and work in the surrounding community with quality childcare and educational enrichment.
Revenue
$1.0m
Assets
$66.2k
Employees
31
EIN
54-1538074
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Main Street Child Development Center
To provide a quality accredited early childhood learning program for children of limited income working families, ages two through six, to grow and thrive in a nurturing environment.
Revenue
$1.6m
Assets
$2.2m
Employees
32
EIN
54-1502179
IRS type
501(c)(3)
The Child Care and Learning Center
The establishment and operation of a daycare facility for The use, benefit, and general welfare of The children of rappahannock county, Virginia. The establishment and operation of a daycare facility for the use, benefit,and general welfare of the child…
Revenue
$1.5m
Assets
$2.0m
Employees
28
EIN
54-1061820
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Robert E Simon JR Children’s Center
Robert E Simon JR Children’s Center is a child daycare center in Reston, VA whose mission is: To provide Children’s daycare.
Revenue
$1.1m
Assets
$389.3k
Employees
29
EIN
54-1477461
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Apple Tree Learning Center
To provide a high quality Christian. To provide a high quality Christian education and daycare services for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years. To meet the communities’ needs for early childhood education facilities by offering faith-based developmental an…
Revenue
$4.4m
Assets
$2.1m
Employees
0
EIN
80-0627314
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Frog Pond Early Learning Ctr
The organization is dedicated to serving working families with young children and children with special needs through quality child care services. To provide a day care service to working families with young children and children with special needs. To …
Revenue
$1.0m
Assets
$647.4k
Employees
33
EIN
54-1837557
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Clarendon Child Care Center
Provide childcare services for pre-school children. To provide educational and childcare services to preschool age children. To provide educational and childcare servcies to preschool age children.
Revenue
$759.5k
Assets
$576.7k
Employees
15
EIN
54-1088503
IRS type
501(c)(3)
Virginia Child Care Centers
With 4,094 preschools and child development centers operating in the state of Virginia, the right daycare option is waiting for you.
Whether you prefer a larger preschool with an innovative early childhood curriculum or the cozy personalization of smaller daycare centers, there are Virginia childcare centers to fit every preference and budget.
Check out the Quick Search box on the right hand side of the page in order to search for childcare providers by zip code or city/state. You can also click on your Virginia county and follow the links.
You will be able to access information about scores of different childcare providers in your area, complete with reviews, business hours, a street view map, the age ranges the childcare providers service, the size of the service, and where the provider is located.
Childcare Center Search
In ZIP Code (i.e. 33781):
Or City/State (i.e Orlando,FL):
If you’re looking for a family day care provider in Virginia, click on Virginia Home Daycare.
Virginia Child Care Centers by Virginia County:
Accomack (9)
Albemarle (94)
Alexandria City (199)
Amherst (21)
Appomattox (8)
Arlington (97)
Augusta (17)
Bedford (18)
Bedford City (14)
Botetourt (14)
Bristol (17)
Brunswick (8)
Buchanan (9)
Campbell (10)
Caroline (22)
Carroll (9)
Chesapeake City (128)
Chesterfield (113)
Clarke (9)
Colonial Heights City (10)
Culpeper (19)
Danville City (36)
Fairfax (417)
Fairfax City (77)
Fauquier (45)
Floyd (8)
Fluvanna (11)
Franklin (25)
Frederick (12)
Fredericksburg City (78)
Giles (10)
Gloucester (14)
Halifax (9)
Hampton City (62)
Hanover (90)
Harrisonburg City (26)
Henrico (60)
Henry (16)
Hopewell City (12)
Isle Of Wight (20)
King George (11)
King William (11)
Lancaster (8)
Lee (11)
Lexington City (9)
Loudoun (264)
Louisa (9)
Lynchburg City (59)
Manassas City (59)
Martinsville City (15)
Mecklenburg (12)
Montgomery (50)
New Kent (13)
Newport News City (93)
Norfolk City (118)
Orange (14)
Page (9)
Petersburg City (32)
Pittsylvania (13)
Poquoson City (8)
Portsmouth City (67)
Powhatan (14)
Prince Edward (15)
Prince George (10)
Prince William (183)
Pulaski (12)
Richmond City (263)
Roanoke (9)
Roanoke City (98)
Rockingham (21)
Russell (8)
Salem (25)
Scott (13)
Shenandoah (21)
Smyth (12)
Spotsylvania (12)
Stafford (49)
Staunton City (17)
Suffolk City (44)
Tazewell (15)
Virginia Beach City (176)
Warren (14)
Washington (22)
Waynesboro City (17)
Westmoreland (8)
Winchester City (35)
Wise (13)
Wythe (10)
York (33)
All Virginia Virginia Counties
Latest updates to Virginia childcare center database:
Merit School of Quantico Corporate Center
Stafford, VA 22554 | (703) 291-5224
Interested in finding a summer camp for your little one this year? Merit School of Quantico Corporate Center not only offers year-round daycare services, but we also have summer camps available for toddlers and preschoolers! Check out our website for enrollment information or to learn more about our school.
Kids in Action: Community Adventures
Fairfax, VA 22031 | (208) 569-0365
“Kids in Action: Community Adventures” is a Northern Virginia summer camp that promotes healthy habits, environmental awareness, and community building for children. The program involves exercise and nutrition activities that feature local businesses and healthy food establishments. Children learn about environmental health by visiting local parks and nature preserves, and participating in gardening activities, all while promoting community stewardship and taking care of community spaces.
The camp also teaches children about the community’s history and culture by meeting local leaders and participating in service projects that give back to the community. The experienced counselors aim to build confidence and a sense of belonging among the children while supporting local businesses. “Kids in Action: Community Adventures” is a fun and enriching summer camp program that encourages children to explore their surroundings, make new friends and have a positive impact on their community.
Pinnacle Pointe Daycare Academy – U…
Please enable JavaScript
Pinnacle Pointe Daycare Academy – Union City GA Child Care Learning Center
The Learning Experience-Chantilly
Chantilly, VA 20151 | (703) 378-7391
The Learning Experience Chantilly is located across from BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir on 4150 Pleasant Valley Rd. From preschool through kindergarten, we make early education and daycare joyful, engaging, and fun so children are happy to learn, play and grow. For nearly 40 years, The Learning Experience® has been positively impacting the lives of children ages 6 weeks to six years by developing and implementing ground-breaking childcare and early education programs. Our L.E.A.P.® (Learning Experience Academic Program) Curriculum uses fun, hands-on activities throughout early education to help children develop intellectually, socially, and cognitively. All-inclusive enrichment programs include yoga, music, fitness, soccer, and more.
Celebree School of Alexandria
Alexandria, VA 22314 | (703) 349-3998
Protect | Educate | Nurture – Our professional and dedicated team nurtures and educates infants, preschool and school-age children in a wide-range of child care programs. Our children develop positive social skills and values and learn about their world through age-appropriate play, projects and activities. We provide a stable, secure learning environment that fosters a solid foundation for lifelong success.
Emmanuel Kids Korner
Sterling, VA 20166 | (571) 488-4388
Emmanuel Kids Korner is a faith-based Early Learning Center in Sterling, VA. The Center serves ages 6 weeks to 5 years olds.
Virginia Child Care Licensing Agency
Virginia Department of Social Services Division of Licensing Programs 801 E. Main Street Richmond, VA 23219-2901 Phone: 804-726-7165 Toll Free: 800-543-7545 Web Site: Virginia Child Care Licensing
Childcare Center Resources:
Apply for Childcare Assistance Programs
One of the biggest challenges parents face is finding affordable child care. It is usually incredibly expensive, often forcing parents to make some very difficult choices. Even for those who can affor. ..
Florida Childcare Licensing and Regulation
Florida child care facility licensing requirements can be confusing, but the Florida Department of Children and Families has provided a wealth of information to both providers and parents.
…
All Childcare Resources
Top Childcare Center Searches in Virginia
Richmond Childcare
Alexandria Childcare
Roanoke Childcare
Springfield Childcare
Norfolk Childcare
Charlottesville Childcare
Virginia Beach Childcare
Chesapeake Childcare
Woodbridge Childcare
Mclean Childcare
All Virginia Cities
report this ad
The McMartin case is the most costly and scandalous trial in US history
Lifestyle
Procedural costs alone cost the Treasury $15 million. The price of the decade-long mass hysteria generated by this scandalous hearing can only be guessed at.
January 5, 20227
Virginia McMartin Kindergarten had the best reputation in South Bay County. It was so difficult to get into it that parents stood in line for a place even before the birth of a child. Over the thirty years of the institution’s existence, its founder Virginia McMartin and her daughter Peggy Bucky have received a lot of commendations and awards from local authorities. They knew the most influential people in the community, because all the children from wealthy families went to McMartin kindergarten.
But one fine day (and all days are beautiful in California) there was a small incident. Local resident Judy Johnson came to the kindergarten without any warning with her two-year-old son Matthew. She didn’t want to hear about any waiting list. “Where will you order me to put the child?” she was indignant and won the argument with the teachers, simply leaving her son on the playground and declaring that she would come for him in the evening.
Mrs. Johnson’s behavior left an unpleasant aftertaste, but in the end it was still decided to make an exception and accept Matthew into the nursery group. The kindergarten workers will regret this concession until the end of their days.
Suspicion
Judy Johnson had enough problems: she lived separately from her husband and barely made ends meet. And then Matthew took to the fashion to be capricious when they sat him on the potty, and complain that he was in pain. On August 11, 1983, Judy picked up her son from kindergarten, examined his butt and decided that it was suspiciously red. Of all the possible explanations, Judy chose the most monstrous: her son was abused. It didn’t take long to find the culprit: there was only one male teacher in McMartin.
Ray Bucky was 25 years old, but he still couldn’t find himself. After dropping out of three colleges, he returned to his home and began working in a kindergarten owned by his grandmother and mother. The job seemed easy, Ray loved the kids, and the kids loved him. Many mothers who raised a child without a father even liked that in kindergarten their children received at least some male influence. And for the most anxious parents, the outlandishness of the “mustached nanny” was smoothed out by the fact that Ray still worked in the family business.
To all Judy’s questions about whether his uncle-teacher did anything to him, Matthew answered in the negative. The mother was not relieved. Continuing to wind herself up and extort at least something from the child, she somehow became convinced that Ray tied up Matthew, undressed and photographed. With this information, Judy went to the police. Matthew himself, at the age of two, could not tell the police anything, but his mother did it for him, adding that not only her son, but also other children suffered at the hands of Ray.
The police sent Judy to the Children’s International Institute (ICI) at the University of California. There, Matthew’s reddened ass was examined by an intern who had neither knowledge of such injuries nor work experience. Nevertheless, she supported the worried mother’s version, concluding that such redness could indeed indicate violence. And hell broke loose for McMartin employees.
Prosecution
The police started calling the parents asking the children if the caregiver touched them where they shouldn’t. Although not a single child could remember anything reprehensible, the police came to search the McMartins. The search yielded no results.
Ray was arrested but released on bail the same day. The police did not disclose who reported on him, and during the first days of the investigation, Ray believed that all the fuss broke out because of the girl who once grabbed his groin, and he pulled her hand away (later it turned out that the girl’s father allowed her to indulge like that at home). It was the only explanation that came to his mind. No one at McMartin knew that Matthew was the “victim”. Surprisingly, for the next three weeks, his mother, as if nothing had happened, took her son to the lair of what she considered a gang of rapists.
Judy continued to goad the police, social workers, and parents against Ray. Moreover, now the charges were added that the educator in front of her son beheaded the child. No matter how absurd her statements seemed, they could not be ignored. There is no smoke without fire, and it was about crimes against children.
Day after day, the police questioned Ray’s neighbors. Nobody could say anything bad about him. What if you think about it? Well, if you think about it… Sometimes he stared at the girls in a strange way, and sometimes, on the contrary, he stared too aloofly into the void. Disturbing behavior… Someone remembered seeing Ray once in shorts but no underwear. The pervert sat in such a way that, if desired, one could see his entire anatomy in the trouser leg. And if he is still sitting in the kindergarten, huh?!
On September 7, the police raided the garden, arrested Ray a second time, and released him again due to lack of evidence. The case was stalling, a breakthrough was needed, and the police sent a letter to two hundred families asking for help in the investigation. The letter detailed everything that Ray could have been involved in: “…oral sex, caresses of the genitals, buttocks or breasts, sodomy (perhaps under the guise of taking a temperature). In addition, photographs of naked children may have been taken. Any information from your children regarding Ray Bucky taking the baby out during nap time, or Ray Bucky tying up the baby is important.”
Panic gripped South Bay. After the letter, the question of whether Ray was guilty was not even raised. Educators began to receive threatening calls. They tried to burn down the McMartin building. The fire was extinguished, but on the walls of the deserted kindergarten there were inscriptions: “This is only the beginning” and “Ray must die.” At meetings in churches, pastors spoke of satanic cults that sacrificed babies.
The children continued to persist, denying any depraved actions on Ray’s part. The answer “no” did not satisfy either the worried parents or the police, who were urged on by the district attorney Robert Filibosyan. Preoccupied with re-election, he saw in the case a chance to get ahead in the election race.
Key MacFarlane; Wayne Sats
Parents were urged to contact the International Children’s Institute. Key MacFarlane, a good friend of Filibosyan’s deputy, was the head of the sexual assault diagnostic unit at MDI.
By the spring of 1984, McFarlane and two of her assistants had interviewed almost four hundred children who visited McMartin. The examination said: almost all of them – three hundred and sixty – were victims of violence.
Readings
McFarlane, like some psychologists of the late 70s, was of the opinion that the absence of clear evidence cannot indicate that there was no violence. What matters is not what the child says, but how he behaves.
Dreaming of writing a book about victims of sexual abuse, and for the first time with so much data to work with, McFarlane used a method of talking to children, which used glove puppets and “anatomically correct” dolls – with genitals, pubic hair and other sexual characteristics. It was assumed that with the help of such figures, the child can show what he does not yet have enough words for.
In practice, however, it was not the dolls that helped MacFarlane get the desired responses from the children, but the chosen tactics. The necessary confessions were not simply pulled out of the child, but were often prompted to him. When one girl stubbornly refused to admit that Ray pulled up her dress, McFarlane showed how it was done on a doll. This didn’t work either. Then McFarlane said that she already knew about the girl’s “secrets” from other children, after which she depicted the process of oral sex on dolls, forcing the girl to say that it was “fu, fuck.” When asked who saw such a “fu-byaka” in the kindergarten, the girl named the sixty-year-old Peggy Bucky, the director of the kindergarten and Ray’s mother. McFarlane interpreted this murky testimony as clear evidence of molestation.
If a child resisted, McFarlane explained it as a psychological trauma from violence, which obviously happened, but the child is not yet ready to admit it. Believing that she was fighting on the side of good, McFarlane did not hesitate to lie to the children, as if their friends had already told everything. She made it clear that only smart children can remember well, but if you have nothing to tell, then you are probably stupid. But you’re not stupid, are you? And the children started talking. The folders of the criminal case grew by leaps and bounds.
Read also
After the meetings with MacFarlane, the children were sent to therapy, where they tried to extract repressed memories from them. There was still ten years left before the scientific debunking of the myth that a person can supposedly completely forget a traumatic episode, but actually restore it with the help of hypnosis and conversations. It is now known to psychologists that such procedures are, at best, ineffective, and at worst, lead to paramnesia, that is, the emergence of false memories. But in the mid-80s, such therapy was at the peak of popularity.
That the children’s stories were illogical, absurd, and completely out of line with the information the police had was irrelevant. One boy reported a “secret room” and hatches in the garden floor that led to tunnels. Another told how the tutors took him to the cemetery, dug up the coffin and sawed up the corpse.
The testimonies also mentioned a house with live lions, a horse killed with a baseball bat right in the group, and airplane travel. Several children told incomprehensible stories about Ray, although they went to kindergarten in those years when the main suspect in the case did not work there and lived in another city. The general opinion of adults was this: it was impossible to invent such a thing. At the parents’ pickets, the most popular posters were “We believe in children!”.
Almost no meeting was complete without the participation of Judy Johnson, who started all this mess. Her angry philippics were replenished each time with fresh accusations and new names of the criminals. Here are just some of her statements:
✔ Matthew’s ears and nipples were pierced with a stapler; ✔ Matthew was stripped and made to ride naked on a horse along the beach; ✔ Ray’s mother forced Matthew to perform oral sex on her; ✔ educators dressed up as witches, and during acts of violence, Ray wore costumes of a priest, a clown, Santa Claus and Satan; ✔ Matthew was placed in a coffin and buried; ✔ Ray killed and tortured animals in front of children; ✔ one day Matthew was put on a plane, brought to a pasture and forced to put his finger in a goat’s anus; ✔ Ray’s mother drilled Matthew under the armpits during the ritual; ✔ Matthew was forced to drink the blood of a freshly killed baby; ✔ children were rented out to perverts for comfort.
Judy was the mouthpiece for her parents. They listened to her, agreed with her, sympathized with her. No one suspected that she was unwell.
Parents of McMartin children waiting for the verdict
Hysteria
The hot topic was taken up with enthusiasm by TV and the press. The most prominent was Wayne Sats, a reporter for the Los Angeles chapter of ABC. The channel released one exclusive after another. No one could understand how Satsu could do it. Only later did it come out that he had a love affair with MacFarlane, who shared with him the fattest cream of the children’s testimony.
Meanwhile, the excited public moved from threats to actions. The workers of the ill-fated kindergarten began to be attacked. Peggy Bucky was stabbed on the street. Even those rare parents who expressed doubts about the accusations were intimidated with reprisals.
After the police announced that the investigation did not exclude the “trafficking” of children, seven more kindergartens were closed in the district, which were suspected of belonging to an underground network of pedophiles.
In April 1984, the entire kindergarten staff—Ray Bucky, his mother, sister, grandmother, and three teachers (two of them in their fifties)—were taken into custody. At first they were charged with 150 counts, but the district attorney brought that number up to 208. Only eighty-year-old Virginia McMartin was allowed bail. However, the accused did not have money for bail, all the savings went to lawyers. One of the longest preliminary hearings in the history of legal proceedings began, lasting 19months.
Ray Bucky and Peggy McMartin-Bucky
By the end of 1984, Judy Johnson was completely out of touch with the real world. She accused her long-departed husband of molesting her son, in addition, she told the police that someone had raped their dog, and now he was chasing her too. After that, she barricaded herself in the house. Coming out after a forced hospitalization with a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, Judy went on an alcoholic spree and disappeared from the public eye. But the chain reaction she had launched was unstoppable. Mass hysteria entered a self-sustaining phase.
The defendants were not convicted, but everyone treated them like criminals. It seemed that the verdict was only a matter of time. The poll showed that 97.5% of South Bay residents believe McMartin’s staff were at fault.
Jury found the defendants not guilty
McFarlane stated that the heinous atrocities that took place in the kindergarten would not have been possible without the support of powerful people. Filibosyan’s assistant mentioned that he was talking about millions of pornographic images. The fact that neither the police nor the FBI were able to obtain a single piece of physical evidence was of little embarrassment to anyone. And so it was clear: the pedophile conspiracy of educators entangled all of America.
Everyone suspected everyone. Worried parents drove their children through the streets in the hope that they would recognize the places where Ray and his accomplices mocked them. The police searched twenty-one houses, seven offices, three churches, two airports and a farm in vain. By 1985, children who had been tormented by psychologists for two years began to include in their stories not only McMartin employees, but also neighbors and everyone they knew.
Read also
Not only California was in a fever. In the age of sensationalized media, paranoia knows no bounds. Over 19In 1985, the US police received a million false calls related to possible criminal acts against children. Now sociologists explain the insanity of those years with parental guilt. Kindergartens in America became widespread only in the late 70s. More and more women gave up the role of housewives and went to work. It was the concern for the children who had to be given under the care of strangers that created fertile ground for mass fear.
1984 to 19In 1994, ten more McMartin-like cases thundered in America. This period of persecution of private daycare workers has entered the cultural annals under the resounding title of Satanic Panic, as “Satanic rituals” were often mentioned in the allegations. It was not until much later that children, separated by thousands of miles, were seen repeating roughly the same stories. The stories they heard every day from TV, radio, and preachers stands.
Trial
By the end of the preliminary hearing, the prosecutors felt less confident. The evidence was still missing. There are no tunnels under the garden, no traces that such a large animal as a horse was sacrificed on its territory, not even a scrap of a pornographic picture. And still had to hide from the defense of the mental state of Judy Johnson. The letter, in which she confessed that she could not tell fantasy from reality, was flagged as a document that should not be sent to the defense team.
Ray Bucky with his lawyer and headline “Not Guilty”
For lack of evidence, the prosecutor agreed to drop charges against five suspects, leaving only Ray and Peggy Bucky in the dock. There was nothing on them either, but letting everyone go would mean that the taxpayers’ money was wasted for two years. When the lawyers became aware of Judy’s diagnosis and her letters (in one she wrote that Ray was levitating with her son in his arms), the prosecution panicked. Cross-examination of an unreliable witness would inevitably shake the jury. But by the time when on July 19On the 87th, the trial finally began, Judy was dead – alcohol poisoning.
Throughout the process, the bias of the judge was evident. Under the pretext of saving time, he did not give the floor to defense witnesses and for a long time did not even allow Ray’s lawyers to gain access to the video recordings of Key MacFarlane’s conversations with children.
McFarlane was the main trump card of the accusers. It was not until August 1988 that she got in line to stand at the witness stand. The defense asked to pay attention to the fact that McFarlane, although he calls himself a psychotherapist, does not have a professional license for this work. Also, she could not explain who and when taught her the “puppet” method of questioning children.
McFarlane stood her ground, considering all the absurdities in the children’s testimonies as symptoms of psychological trauma. For example, this is how she interpreted the case in court when, when asked to select photos with his rapists, a child pointed to pictures of Chuck Norris, the city prosecutor and four nuns.
Professor of Psychiatry Michael Maloney, summoned by the defense, did not leave a stone unturned from the video recordings of conversations with children made at MDI, listing gross violations in several court hearings. At the same time, copies of all the records were not provided to the lawyers, but even an insignificant part of them was enough to reveal the incompetence of MacFarlane and her assistants.
Verdict
The jury complained about being fired from their jobs, but the process dragged on and on. Two years and four months later, in January 1990, when the costs of the McMartin case had already exceeded $15 million, the prosecution and defense finished presenting their versions.
Peggy was fully acquitted on all counts, Ray partially. This meant a retrial. The second trial began in May and ended in July. The jury did not reach a unanimous decision, but the prosecutor’s office, which had long lost its former ardor, waved its hand and dropped the remaining charges.
None of the McMartin workers who were crushed by the millstones of justice received compensation. All applications were rejected. The move was given only to a class-action lawsuit for libel against one of the parents. The case was won, but according to the decision of the judge, the amount of the payment was only one symbolic dollar.
Parents watch the demolition of McMartin Kindergarten after the case ends
The 1995 HBO film Indictment: The McMartins Trial won a handful of prestigious awards. Ray Bucky changed his name, trained as a lawyer, and currently lives with his wife and child in one of the Northwestern states. His sister is still a teacher.
Currently, only one person convicted during the Satanic Panic years remains in prison. All the rest were acquitted, and some even received monetary compensation. True, many of them had to spend a significant part of their lives behind bars.
In 2005, Kyle Zirpolo, one of the child prosecutors in the case, told the Los Angeles Times that in 1984, when he was eight years old, he made up stories about the McMartins because he was praised for them and felt special. “Although I never met Ray Bucky, I told him that he was taking me somewhere on a plane. I tried to come up with something very bad. I once said that when someone in the kindergarten got a scratch, the teachers, instead of sticking a band-aid, smeared the wound with dirt. My memories were never false, I always knew that I was lying. But I thought I was helping the rest of the kids this way.”
Photo: Getty Images, Legion Media
The author of the text: Boleslav Gupka
Thoughts of the Kindergarten teacher
Doshkolnik.
ru
Teachers
Holidays
Needlework
Doshkolnik.ru
Doshkolnik.ru – site of an educator, speech therapist, defectologist, music director, methodologist, physical education instructor, parent. We offer teachers assistance in certification. preschooler.rf – teacher’s magazine.
Services
We post articles
Publication of articles free of charge for teachers with the issuance of a certificate
Conditions for issuing a
Certificate
IN TELEGRAM
Kindergarten Teacher Reflections After Reading Play Therapy in Action by Virginia Axline
Pedagogy
Author: Ivanova Ekaterina Anatolyevna
04/08/2017 22:38
Kindergarten teacher’s thoughts after reading “Play Therapy in Action” by Virginia Axline
Full name: Ivanova Ekaterina Anatolyevna
Position: Educator
Organization: municipal state preschool educational institution of the city of Novosibirsk “Kindergarten No. 398 “Swallow” combined type.”
City: Novosibirsk
I came across this book in a bright cover quite by accident in one of the stores in our city. From the title it became clear that the book is about the game and I bought it. I couldn’t put it down until I got to the last point. The book almost entirely consists of observations by the author, Virginia, in the course of working with the “problem” child Dibs, and their recorded dialogues. The book is very smart, elegant, written by a man – a great specialist in play therapy. I understand that some of you will say – where is the therapist, and where is the kindergarten teacher. And you will be wrong. After all, at my work, almost from morning to evening, I, and my colleagues, will observe the children’s Game. That’s right, with a capital letter, with respect, and great interest. And the more I watch her, the more “blank spots” , questions that are not easy to answer, if at all possible to do and this answer exists.
The first chapter in the book is called extraordinarily wonderful – “Some children are like this” . Not any specific ones, i.e. already with a ready-made label on the chest ( “backward, sick, spoiled” ) , but just like that. It sounds so easy and insanely difficult to accept this idea and treat people like that no matter how old they are – 3 or 93, in general to everyone.
I was struck by the genuine love and respect with which the author describes his meeting with this boy: “…There was something in this child that attracted them and aroused genuine interest. I felt the impact of his personality. I saw how they [caregivers] sympathize with this child. For me, it suddenly became obvious the limitations of our capabilities in describing individuality, which does not fit into familiar and short phrases. I appreciated the respectful attitude towards this child, which permeated the entire meeting . .. “ . It is difficult to learn nonjudgment from a book, but it is possible to take the first step. What is nonjudgmental perception?
This is when a person does not analyze and compare what he has seen. How do we always do? Everything that a person sees, he comments with an inner voice: I see a vase, it’s beautiful, I would like one like this, a child is crying, someone probably offended, etc. I.T.
Nonjudgmental perception is when a person simply perceives reality. Its main advantage is that reality is perceived as vividly and voluminously as possible. Of course, it is not always possible to live from such a state, but I believe that every time we are just approaching interaction with a child, we should remember him. It is this state “other person’s invaluability” should become our original ideal.
“…Perhaps this will make it easier to understand that, even without having enough knowledge to explain the actions of other people, we can accept that each individual has his own inner world, cognizable only in its integrity and through respect for the dignity of the individual… We only know that our impressions are short-lived and changeable. Therefore, we value objectivity, calmness, consistency. We know that research is a fascinating combination of our suspicions, reflections, subjective assessments, hopes and dreams, mixed in exact proportion with objectively collected data, which are based on mathematical sciences. One without the other will be incomplete. But together they are slowly but surely moving along the road in search of truth, trying to find it, wherever it may be…” .
This little Virginia patient made a huge impression on me. His indefatigable desire to explore the world in his own way was perceived by his parents as “stupidity” , the desire to listen and hear, and not to speak as “aggression” , the desire to observe everything for “underdevelopment” . It is always adults with their constant “can’t cope” , “no need” , “put it back” , “don’t touch it” – only we limit the development of children. This must be constantly remembered, and before forbidding something, ask why he needs it. After all, maybe this book is part of a spaceship, and the cup is a house for a hamster, and the spoon is an oar. I especially remember the phrase of Dibs: “- There is such a pretense when you pretend correctly. And the other is a stupid antics, – he got up and walked over to me. Sometimes they are mixed so much that it’s hard to tell which is which.0161 .
In the book, the author describes the principles that guide the therapist in all play sessions. But absolutely all these principles, one way or another, are applicable in the activities of the educator.
So he must:
build smooth, warm, friendly relations with the child
accept the child as he is
establish an atmosphere of permission in the relationship so that the child feels free to fully express any feelings
the therapist must be prepared to recognize the feelings expressed by the child
reflect the child’s feelings so that he can gain understanding about his behavior
The therapist has a deep respect for the right and ability of the child in providing opportunities for the child to solve his own problems
the therapist does not attempt to direct the child’s actions or dialogue, the child sets the direction and the therapist follows
therapist does not try to spur therapy
The therapist imposes only those restrictions that are necessary for the child to realize the reality of what is happening and his part of the responsibility for the relationship.
Best daycare ever. My child had learned so much and the teachers are great!
– Candace P
Kidz Are Fun Child Development Center
We have 2 classes of 4 year old head start. And now starting 3 classes of Head Start. Come by for mpre information
– Bambi J
Part-time daycares in Charlotte, NC
Description:
First Ward Creative Arts Academy is an elementary school which specializes in arts integrated learning experiential learning across all curriculum using elements of dance, music, theatre arts, and visual arts.All students are exposed to daily specialized instruction in each area of the arts. Classroom teachers and professional facilitators guide the students along their journey through partnerships with the arts and science. First Ward CAA addresses students interests, skills, and abilities in the arts. This program enhances academic achievement and encourages excellence in the development of students special talents and passions for the arts. The arts are presented as an integral part of a strong academic program. Our program, like all programs in CMS, are being written to address the Common Core and Essential Standards.
First Ward is located in uptown Charlotte in one of the oldest and culturally diverse communities in Charlotte. We are a community that enjoys a high level of family and community involvement and one that works collaboratively with families from diverse areas of Mecklenburg County to develop a common vision for our students. Our facility presents an inviting and warm environment that is conducive to student learning. With many highly qualified staff, dedicated community members, and a beautiful facility, First Ward Creative Arts Academy is an exciting place for all of our students to come and learn. …
Recent review:
I don’t like it it better be good this year
Reviewed by Epiccoolguy
Description:
Lockwood Development Center offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 210 Plymouth Ave, the company serves families living in theCharlotte, NC area. Lockwood Development Center is fully licensed to accommodate 29 children….
Recent reviews:
Great place and positive environment
Reviewed by Paschall
Description:
Kidz Are Fun Child Development Center #1 offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 4300 Freedom Dr, the company serves families living inthe Charlotte, NC area. Kidz Are Fun Child Development Center #1has served the community since they opened in 2002….
Recent review:
We have 2 classes of 4 year old head start. And now starting 3 classes of Head Start. Come by for mpre information
Reviewed by Bambi J
Description:
First United Methodist Child Development Center is a 5 Star facility licensed by the state of North Carolina. We are an outreach ministry of the church, serving the children of working families in the uptowncommunity. Our Center provides a full day, developmentally appropriate program for children ages 6 weeks through entrance into kindergarten. Our staff are degreed and have the knowledge necessary to offer age appropriate activities and skills to the children in our care. Along with the academics, special activities are planned each week and are offered onsite. Spanish, gymnastics, music, computer training and chapel are all part of the weekly routine and are included in the tuition fee.
We are a very diverse school, with 5-10% of our population having tuition subsidized by the state, and ethnically are represented by approximately 12 different countries. When children are enrolled at First Methodist, they see the world! The experiences that are shared are ones that will last a lifetime!
Our school is also a training site for Central Piedmont Community College and other state universities for individuals needing student teaching experiences prior to receiving their degrees.
Our mission as educators is to provide top quality care on behalf of the families in our program. The way we accomplish this is to employ top quality educators that love children while teaching and learning themselves. Our main goal is to provide each child a nurturing learning environment. Without dedicated employees, First United Methodist Child Development Center would be just another ordinary child care facility. We are much more because we have high expectations of our team members-we exceed the ordinary. We take pride in our place of work. We are all very important to maintaining a quality program.
The First United Methodist Child Development Center is a Five (5) Star Rated school. The Star Rated System is determined by two components: Program Standards and Education Standards. Combining the score of both components determine our center s Star Rating….
Description:
First Presbyterian Church Schools offers part-time educational daycare programs designed for pre-kindergarten students. They serve children who are between the ages of 14 months and five years old. FirstPresbyterian Church Schools runs from September through May and is open from 9:05 A.M. to 1:00 P.M….
Description:
The Pritchard Child Development Center is a full-time preschool program, operating twelve months of the year to meet the care and early education needs of young children of working parents.
We operate as afaith based child care and education center in the state of North Carolina, following the North Carolina General Statutes and the Child Day Care Standards, Department of Human Resources. Compliance is monitored by periodic visits from a state Child Day Care consultant, an Environmental Health Specialist, and a fire inspector with the Charlotte Fire Department.
We are located in Charlotte s historic South End, convenient to uptown workplaces as well as medical centers. Our center operates Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.
The center is closed in observance of New Year s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and the Friday after, and three days at Christmas. We also schedule an annual Teacher Work Day in August before each new school year begins….
NDC Academy
1025 East 36th Street, Charlotte, NC 28205
Starting at $542/mo
Description:
After school program assisting with homework, tutoring, outdoor play, group time for ages 4 to 12. Serving free dinner and snack. Closes at 6:30 PM daily.
Little Sweet Peas
829 McArthur Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28206
Costimate: $165/wk
Description:
Little Sweet Peas is a licensed family child care home facility. We provide child care for ages one through eight. Both full-time and part-time slots are available. Only seven minutes from downtown Charlotteand easily accessible from both I-77 and
I-85….
Description:
Westminster child development center is a self-supporting non-profit center, which seeks to provide the highest quality care possible. We serve children from 6 weeks to 5 year of age. Our center operates 7:30am-6:00pm, Monday – Friday.
Here at Westminster CDC we strive to provide a happy, nurturing, and safe environment for all children. Our curriculum is focused on providing well rounded growth: physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual. We are dedicated to offering learning opportunities through a “play oriented approach”. We encourage children to think, solve problems, question, and experiment in the world around them.
As a part of our Christian ministry, we have chapel weekly, Bible stories, Prayer, Praise songs, and a monthly Bible verse. We are committed to creating an environment that will encourage the children to grow up as children of God, being nurtured and having a sense of belonging as they grow in faith….
Description:
Four Leaf Clover Childcare Development Center #1 offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 2017 Bentley Place, the company serves familiesliving in the Charlotte, NC area. Four Leaf Clover Childcare Development Center #1 has served the community since they opened in 2007. …
Learning Charms
316 Lillington Ave, Charlotte, NC 28204
Costimate: $183/wk
Description:
Learning Charms offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 316 Lillington Ave, the company serves families living in the Charlotte, NCarea. Learning Charms has served the community since they started in 2011….
Description:
Thompson Child Development Center offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 1645 Clanton Rd, the company serves families living in theCharlotte, NC area. Thompson Child Development Center has served the community since they started operating in 2009….
Description:
Montessori is a 100-year-old education philosophy and method created by Dr. Maria Montessori, Italy’s first female physician. Focusing on the child’s five senses, Montessori is an exciting instructional methodguiding children to develop skills in concentration, motivation, self-discipline, courtesy, respect, and a love of learning. As a part of the CMS public school magnet program, Chantilly Montessori applies the Montessori education philosophy to the NC Standard Course of Study, using self-paced, hands-on learning to achieve or exceed state and national education requirements.
The well-structured and organized classroom features a wide range of available works designed to focus on a particular skill, exercise, or concept. With guidance from the teacher, the student chooses a work and practices over time until the concept is mastered. The classrooms at Chantilly are fully stocked with high quality, traditional Montessori materials and furniture. Our teachers also create and personalize works to augment learning and respond to the students’ interests and needs. Each class has a designated classroom garden. A butterfly habitat and sensory garden are also available for school-wide learning.
Chantilly Montessori provides multi-age classrooms at three levels: Primary (Pre-K and K), Lower Elementary (1-3) and Upper Elementary (3-6). Within the Montessori classroom community, children learn and practice respect for each other and the world around them. Teachers have the opportunity to gain a deep understanding of each child, and students are able to bond and develop a supportive classroom community. Teachers are American Montessori Society trained (or are completing the process) , and licensed to teach in North Carolina. In addition, our support staff includes a principal, assistant principal, school secretaries, school counselor, school psychologist, literacy facilitator, cultural arts teachers (music, art, and PE), and a media specialist.
Student drop-off begins at 8:45 a.m. Students are to be in class no later than 9:15 a.m. Our school day ends at 4:15 p.m., however our Pre-K students have the option of a half-day, leaving at 1:30. Tuition is assessed for the Pre-K year while grades K-6 are tuition-free. We offer both before and after school care through our 5-star certified After-School Enrichment Program. Before school care begins at 7:00 a. m. and after school care ends at 6:00 pm….
Description:
Our school prides itself on offering our students and their families a nurturing environment which challenges all of our children to do their very best work and to learn and practice the importance of being aresponsible and respectful person. We have beautiful Montessori environments filled with Montessori materials that provide a hands-on approach to learning as children work from the concrete to abstract in their thinking. Our teachers help students gain independence through making good choices while learning and working in multi-aged classrooms.
We have high expectations for our parents and hope they will become involved in our school family by volunteering in the classroom and throughout the school. We know our parents want to do everything they can to learn about the Montessori method of teaching, so we also provide nights for parent education. These meetings keep parents up-to-date on what is important to us in our Montessori philosophy and curriculum. In addition to daytime opportunities to visit with us, our calendar is filled with a number of fun and relaxed evening social events that offer parents additional time for getting to know each other….
Description:
The Garden Child, LLC is a childcare and learning facility that has been serving the children of Charlotte, North Carolina since 2010. It offers a stimulating and nurturing child-centered environment that meetsthe growth and developmental needs of children under their care. It offers full-time childcare services and provides children with educational activities that enhance their academic performance and develop their physical abilities and social skills….
Tender Loving Care
808 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, NC 28201
Costimate: $169/wk
Description:
I love kids and even animals. I am available night and day. Any time you need someone to watch your child or pet call me and it will be taken care of! Even if its short notice.
Description:
Lakewood Preschool Cooperative offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 3115 Kalynne St, the company serves families living in theCharlotte, NC area. Lakewood Preschool Cooperative has served the community since they started operating in 2003….
Description:
Ms. Quan’s Early Learning Childcare offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 1028 Coliseum Dr, the company serves families living in theCharlotte, NC area. Ms. Quan’s Early Learning Childcare has served the community since they opened in 2010….
Description:
Sunshine Daycare and Preschool is a childcare and educational facility located at 3801 Glenwood Drive, Charlotte, North Carolina. The school offers full-time childcare services and early childhood educationprograms in a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment. It provides educational activities that enhance the children’s physical, intellectual and social skills….
Description:
Park Road Montessori is located in south Charlotte. The campus has a rolling landscape of 26 acres along with three buildings that house 20 classrooms, a stand-alone gym, a Media Center, a cafeteria and twomobile units. The property borders the Sugar Creek Greenway which lends its creek to further student ecology studies. The school facility was built in 1948 and became established as a neighborhood school in 1949. The original building remains along with an office/media center complex which was completed in 1997. Park Road Montessori is a part of the original Billy Graham family farm. The campus has two of the twenty treasure trees in Charlotte. Due to efforts from staff and students, Park Road Montessori was named the 2000th school-yard habitat in the United States. The Montessori program began in 1992 and has many of the original teachers remaining with the school. Our program is a full magnet with no neighborhood component.
The goal of Park Road Montessori is to provide an optimal learning environment that is based upon Montessori pedagogy that will guide, develop and nurture the individual child. Respect for the child is the foundation of Park Road Montessori s philosophy. The staff of Park Road Montessori believes strongly that the needs of the child come first – children, not subjects are taught. The Montessori Method is based on careful observation of and respect for the natural development of the child and has been used to educate children in America and around the world for over 100 years.
Our staff also believes in the importance of instilling intrinsic motivation in our children so that they can begin to take on the responsibility of their learning. Within our nurturing environment, students can begin their quest to become active, life-long learners. Furthermore, there is also a focus on social and emotional growth that helps students become better citizens of the world.
From the first day of school, our students are given freedom along with responsibility. In the Primary grades, students begin to develop lifelong habits to help them focus on, organize and find satisfaction in their work. In Lower and Upper Elementary, those habits are further developed into a strong educational foundation because our students have learned how to work independently and collaboratively, how to think, and how to see tasks through to completion. Expectations for doing one’s best, working hard, and serving the community are part of the school’s eve…
Johnny B Grier
4312 Maureen Dr, Charlotte, NC 28205
Costimate: $178/wk
Description:
Johnny B Grier offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 4312 Maureen Dr, the company serves families living in the Charlotte, NC area.Johnny B Grier has served the community since they opened in 1995….
Description:
The mission of the Dilworth Child Development Center is to provide the highest quality early education experience for children of all income levels in the local community and surrounding area, and to do so inan environment that blends child initiated learning experiences with character based, teacher led objectives focusing on the children and family as integral parts of our Center. …
Description:
Tender Hearts Child Care, Inc. is a childcare and learning facility located at 2301 N Sharon Amity Road, Trenton, New Jersey since 2004. It offers a stimulating and nurturing child-centered environment thatmeets the growth and developmental needs of children under their care. It offers full-time childcare services and provides children with educational activities that enhance their academic performance and develop their physical abilities and social skills….
Description:
Cline Learning Centers, Inc. offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 210 N Church St, the company serves families living in theCharlotte, NC area. Cline Learning Centers, Inc. operates on weekdays from 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M….
Description:
Avondale Presbyterian Church of Charlotte offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 2821 Park Rd, the company serves families living inthe Charlotte, NC area. Avondale Presbyterian Church of Charlotte has served the community since they opened in 1994….
Description:
We believe each member of the school community should be treated with dignity and respect at all times.
We believe that we should celebrate the cultural diversity of students and staff.
We believe each memberof the school community should follow school standards and guidelines to ensure the safe and secure environment that is conducive to teaching and learning….
Showing 1 – 26 of 26
Additional Part-Time Daycare Services
Part-Time Daycare in Paw Creek, NCPart-Time Daycare in Newell, NCPart-Time Daycare in Pineville, NCPart-Time Daycare in Belmont, NCPart-Time Daycare in Harrisburg, NCPart-Time Daycare in Huntersville, NCPart-Time Daycare in McAdenville, NCPart-Time Daycare in Cramerton, NCPart-Time Daycare in Matthews, NCPart-Time Daycare in Lowell, NC
Part-Time Daycare in Fort Mill, SCPart-Time Daycare in Indian Trail, NCPart-Time Daycare in Cornelius, NCPart-Time Daycare in Alexis, NCPart-Time Daycare in Davidson, NCPart-Time Daycare in Concord, NCPart-Time Daycare in Denver, NCPart-Time Daycare in Dallas, NCPart-Time Daycare in Monroe, NCPart-Time Daycare in Kannapolis, NC
Part-Time Daycare in Lemon Springs, NCPart-Time Daycare in Waco, NCPart-Time Daycare in Marion, NCPart-Time Daycare in Gastonia, NCPart-Time Daycare in Gramling, SCPart-Time Daycare in Bowling Green, SCPart-Time Daycare in Icard, NCPart-Time Daycare in Clifton, SCPart-Time Daycare in Wadesboro, NCPart-Time Daycare in Jamestown, NC
Part-Time Daycare in Mocksville, NCPart-Time Daycare in Mount Mourne, NCPart-Time Daycare in Boiling Springs, SCPart-Time Daycare in Black Mountain, NCPart-Time Daycare in Colfax, NCPart-Time Daycare in Moravian Falls, NCPart-Time Daycare in Burlington, NCPart-Time Daycare in Ridgecrest, NCPart-Time Daycare in Flat Rock, NCPart-Time Daycare in Pinebluff, NC
Show more
Part-Time Daycare Articles
Choosing an after-school activity for your child
July 20th, 2023 As a caring parent, you want the best for your child, but picking and choosing activities that will be fun and constructive can be overwhelming. From music … Read more
FAQs for finding part-time daycares near you in Charlotte, NC
How much does part-time daycare cost near me in Charlotte, NC?
Part-time daycare is becoming increasingly accessible and popular among working families. The cost of part-time daycare can vary widely depending on location and the type of center you choose.
How can I find the right part-time daycare for my child near me in Charlotte, NC?
Deciding on a part-time daycare near you in Charlotte, NC can be a daunting but important task. If you need part-time daycare, there are several factors to keep in mind while searching. Start by narrowing down options on Care.com based on location and rate. From there you can read reviews from other families. It is also wise to consider the program’s curriculum, staff qualifications, and the ratio of adults to children for a quality environment.
What services do part-time daycares offer near me in Charlotte, NC?
Part-time daycare services near you in Charlotte, NC provide care for children during part of the day, typically during parents’ work hours. These services typically offer activities focused on early childhood education in areas such as literacy and numeracy. Through combining structured, educational activities with free play, part-time daycares are able to give children experience in both classroom and social settings while they are under adult supervision. Additionally, part-time daycare providers typically partner with parents to tailor program goals and objectives to their needs and those of their child’s.
What should I look for in a part-time daycare near me in Charlotte, NC?
When looking for part-time daycare near you in Charlotte, NC, it is important to research a facility’s qualifications and credentials. Make sure they have a license and that their staff is certified and experienced in child care. It’s also a good idea to ask about the staff-to-child ratio, as part-time daycares should be attentive to the children’s needs while they are there. Before you entrust your children with any part-time daycare, look at references from past customers or even observe how the facility operates firsthand. Finally, investigate if the part-time daycare offers activities for your children such as music, art and outdoor recreation so that your children can remain engaged when having fun outside of their home environment.
What are the benefits of part-time daycare near me in Charlotte, NC?
Part-time daycare can near you in Charlotte, NC can offer many benefits for both families and children alike. To start, they provide child care in a safe, stimulating environment that is supervised by trained professionals. As part-time daycare is not permanent and only used on an as-needed basis, it is often more affordable than full-time daycare, making it much easier for working parents to manage their budgets while still providing quality care for their children. Additionally, part-time daycare offers the flexibility to increase or decrease usage depending on schedules, holidays and other commitments, allowing families to adapt to changing circumstances.
Ratings for Charlotte, NC part-time daycares listed on Care.
com
Average Rating4.3 / 5
Part-Time Daycares in Charlotte, NC are rated 4.3 out of 5 stars based on 9 reviews of the 26 listed part-time daycares.
Top 10 Part Time Child Care Providers in Charlotte, NC
Most recent reviews for part time child care in Charlotte, NC
Lisa S.
I’ve hired Lisa to care for my 3 month old son while I work night shift. She always manages to arrive on time, and sometimes 15 minutes before the set time. I’ve seen her hands on myself feeding, bathing, cuddling and much more. She reads to him and extremely patient. Lisa would be a great candidatefor anyone looking for child care. She is a very hard working dedicated woman when it comes to kids….
– Marquea S.
Samantha D.
We loved Samantha. She was only with us for an afternoon but my kiddo who normally doesn’t let me leave the house without a meltdown basically shooed me out. My kid was extremely taken with her and I would have loved her to continue. I even let her know that we wanted to hire her more permanently.Unfortunately, I got a text while at work from my husband saying that Samantha said she couldn’t come back. I messaged her to see if she would be coming back the next day which had been agreed upon beforehand and she said unfortunately not. So at the last minute, I am scrambling to find childcare. I was so disappointed….
– Erica S.
Julie L.
Julie was really nice with my daughter and helped her learn some new words. she always comes on time and if my daughter is sleeping she helps in clean up . Thank you for your services
– Abhilasha J.
Natascha A.
She is super thorough and will send you picture/video updates to show you how your little one is doing!
– Jada A.
Reaghan M.
This was our first time hiring a babysitter so we were a little hesitant, especially being new to Charlotte. Reaghan’s approach in taking initiative and her interactions with our boys eased our worries. She’s kind and is invested in understanding our boys’ personalities and needs in order to bestcare for them. We’ll definitely be reaching out to her again. Thanks again, Reaghan!…
– Dana J.
Part time child care in Charlotte, NC
Lisa S.
Charlotte, NC
$15-50/hr • 10 yrs exp
Professional And Caring Part-Time Caregiver Available Immediately
Background Check
My name is Lisa and I have a lengthy history of providing quality child care for children. I have over 30+ years of child care experience by serving in different capacities and I have previously owned a day care. As a professional and caring part-time caregiver, my philosophy is as follows. Ibelieve that children naturally thrive in loving, nurturing environments that offer countless opportunities for them to learn, as well as to play. I believe that small children in particular learn best through play and I foster their learning by allowing them to engage in both free play and structured activities that are in accordance with their developmental stage. I believe that parents have the right to decide what is right for their children and I strive to adhere to the principles that the parents establish for their children. I am also a firm believer in continuing my education in regards to childcare and the developmental psychology of children. To demonstrate such, I am working towards the completion of my Infant/Toddler Care Certificate at Central Piedmont Community College. I am certain that you will be pleased with my level of expertise….
Lisa can also help with: Grocery shopping, Carpooling, Travel, Light cleaning
Recent review:
I’ve hired Lisa to care for my 3 month old son while I work night shift. She always manages to arrive on time, and sometimes 15 minutes before the set time. I’ve seen her hands on myself feeding, bathing,cuddling and much more. She reads to him and extremely patient. Lisa would be a great candidate for anyone looking for child care. She is a very hard working dedicated woman when it comes to kids. …
Reviewed by Marquea S.
Background Check
My name is Samantha I go by Sami though. I’m located in South Charlotte. I have 5 years of experience as a nanny. I have cared for children as young as 8 months older to toddlers and pre teens. I have my own transportation, I am a non smoker, and I am comfortable around pets. I am CPR certified. Iam in college through online school and my degree is in General Business. My schedule is very flexible around the hours of school. I look forward to meeting anyone who reaches out to me!…
Samantha can also help with: Light cleaning, Travel, Carpooling
Recent review:
We loved Samantha. She was only with us for an afternoon but my kiddo who normally doesn’t let me leave the house without a meltdown basically shooed me out. My kid was extremely taken with her and I would haveloved her to continue. I even let her know that we wanted to hire her more permanently. Unfortunately, I got a text while at work from my husband saying that Samantha said she couldn’t come back. I messaged her to see if she would be coming back the next day which had been agreed upon beforehand and she said unfortunately not. So at the last minute, I am scrambling to find childcare. I was so disappointed….
Reviewed by Erica S.
Julie L.
Charlotte, NC
$20-20/hr • 10 yrs exp
Part time to full time caregiver and housekeeping
Background Check
I am Julie, Married and have two young adult age of 24 and 27. I have a extensive background over 10 years experience in housekeeping, babysitting to newborn thru young adult age to older, I am patient and friendly person . I love taking care kids . Most the children that I look after before , Itreated them as my own kids. I love to cook and I love dogs . I do pet setting and personal assisting. I do pick up and drop off to the school. I am dedicated to my work, reliable, patient, honest ,
hardworking and friendly person. I am completely vaccinated and I got booster shot recently. Just message me if you like me to work with your family.
Stay safe everyone!…
Julie can also help with: Carpooling, Light cleaning
Recent review:
Julie was really nice with my daughter and helped her learn some new words. she always comes on time and if my daughter is sleeping she helps in clean up . Thank you for your services
Reviewed by Abhilasha J.
Background Check
I have been with my current amazing family for 7+ years. Now, with both kids in school, they only need me for pick-ups. I am now looking to start with a new family (newborn or toddler age) part-time starting August 9th, 2023 M-TH 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. (minimum 25hrs/week @ $25/hr = $625)
I have over18 years of experience working with children, mainly newborns and toddlers.
Activities are planned in advance for the upcoming month. This way parents are aware of what the day will look like and children can prepare ahead of time.
My skills & accomplishments include:
-Caring for infants & teaching up to 12 kids at a time.
-Stimulate cognitive physical development.
-Teaching children basic German vocabulary.
-Plan, organize & implement fun improv lessons.
-Read storybooks that increased children’s interest in storytime.
-Planned field trips to Discovery Place, ImaginOn & walks to the local playground.
-Maintain an overall daily routine.
-Sleep & Potty Training….
Recent review:
She is super thorough and will send you picture/video updates to show you how your little one is doing!
Reviewed by Jada A.
Background Check
My name is Reaghan. I am 27 years old. I’m a 2018 graduate from University with a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management. I currently work in Human Resources.
I started babysitting for friends of the family earlier in 2018, and loved it so much, that I continued to babysit. My rate is $15 anhour for 1 kid, $20 for 2 kids, and $25 for 3 kids. My availability is on some weekends and some days throughout the week in the afternoons. Please feel free to message me with any questions or interest in me babysitting, and I will try my best to respond that day.
I am fully vaccinated and CPR certified.
Have a blessed day!
Reaghan…
Recent review:
This was our first time hiring a babysitter so we were a little hesitant, especially being new to Charlotte. Reaghan’s approach in taking initiative and her interactions with our boys eased our worries. She’skind and is invested in understanding our boys’ personalities and needs in order to best care for them. We’ll definitely be reaching out to her again. Thanks again, Reaghan!…
Reviewed by Dana J.
Katie A.
Charlotte, NC
$18-22/hr • 5 yrs exp
Part-time Babysitter And Date Night Sitter
Background Check
Hello, my name is Katie A and I am a school Occupational Therapist looking for a part time summer position. I just moved to the Charlotte area from Boston. I love crafts, playing outdoors and getting the chance to be creative. I am comfortable with pets and have my own source of transportation. I amhave 6+ years of experience and would be willing to provide references on request. I look forward to working with your family!…
Katie can also help with: Travel, Carpooling
Recent review:
Katie helped me with my kids in summer 2020 while I was working remotely. She took them to the pool, did arts and crafts, and overall kept them happy and healthy while I worked. My kids loved her, and mydaughter still talk about her to this day. I highly recommend Katie!…
Reviewed by Amanda H.
Background Check
I have 20 years experience caring for children ages newborn through elementary school. I’m a mother of three and a former middle school teacher and experienced tutor.
Recent review:
Maya is a very dependable, positive, and nurturing caregiver with lots of experience!
Reviewed by Shannon C.
Background Check
I am a caring, energetic, and responsible childcare provider. I lead an active life, so I enjoy activities that involve playing outdoors. I’ve taken four years of child development classes and taught a preschool class for two years. I have been babysitting since the age of 12 years old and I haveexperience with children of all ages! Most recently, I have had the opportunity to nanny a boy from the age of 3 months to almost 4 years old, along with his newborn baby brother. I am a newer real estate agent and am looking for a part-time nanny position on my days off. If you think I would be a good fit I welcome the opportunity to chat!…
Elizabeth can also help with: Carpooling, Travel, Light cleaning
Recent review:
She always takes great care of my son and addresses all of his needs. I never have to worry when she’s around and I know my son is in good hands. She makes things hassle free and goes above and beyond toprovide great service….
Reviewed by Chad T.
Background Check
Greetings everyone! I am from Indianapolis, and a Ball State University grad. I used Care. com previously as a college student and just recently became active again. I truly enjoy working with children as I have a background in education / social services. I have cared for and taught children frombirth to age 18, including those with special needs. I am also certified in CPR and First Aid. I am a positive, upbeat, and dependable young lady that enjoys cooking, arts and crafts, swimming, and other outdoor activities! I have 2 little brothers and a 12-year-old mentee that I enjoy spending time with. I believe it is important to give back to the community and try to make a difference in the lives of today’s youth. I am very interested in a potential opportunity in serving you all as a part-time baby sitter/nanny! Hope to hear from you soon!…
Briana can also help with: Carpooling, Travel
Recent review:
Incredibly Reliable & Perfect!
Briana is AMAZING. She instantly connected to my children and is so patient with all three of them. She helps us in the mornings in getting the kids ready for school and on thebus on time. She is a ray of sunshine and we appreciate her so much. We don’t know what we would do without her. …
Reviewed by Gina W.
Background Check
My name is Caroline and I am currently seeking part-time employment. My full-time career is a Registered Nurse for approximately 5 years and I love my work. I have my Bachelors degree in Nursing and I am BLS, NRP and ACLS certified. Outside of work, I like to live an active lifestyle and enjoyspending as much time as possible exploring this area and all it has to offer. I have previous work experience as a nanny as well as Program manager of a Summer camp for ages 3-15. I am open to pets, but do struggle with allergies to cats unfortunately. I am willing to help with household chores, carpools, homework and whatever else your family needs. If you feel as though I could be a fit for your family, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I am fully vaccinated!…
Caroline can also help with: Light cleaning, Carpooling
Background Check
***I just moved out of Charlotte** Updated 8/23/22
Hi there! I am a graduate student at UNCC, originally from Charleston, WV. I graduated in May 2021 and am now in my Masters of Public Health. I am fully vaccinated.
I have babysat over 20 families in WV and a few in NC ranging from 5 months- teens.I spent Summer 2019 in Spain as a live-in nanny. I have a car. I am looking for new families to babysit because I miss babysitting so much. I have 8 years of experience that included full-time, part-time, date nights, overnight, and vacation care. The activities ranged from taking kids to the pool, to and from birthday parties or sports, meal preparation, homework, bath/nap/bedtime, games, etc. I was a dance teacher for children from 3 years to 11 years. The kids I babysit typically ending up becoming like family to me!…
Holyn can also help with: Carpooling, Travel
Recent review:
Holyn watched my 3-year-old son 1-3 mornings per week for the past year that we lived in Charlotte, NC, and she was beyond amazing. She was so patient and calm with my high-energy son and a terrific playmatefor him. I always trusted her completely and knew he was in great hands. She is a wonderful person who became more like family to us, and we already miss her so much (since we’ve moved out-of-state). Anyone would be lucky to hire her!…
Reviewed by Victoria E.
Background Check
My name is Grace 29 years old, Christian , Bilingual. I have over 5 years of experience in caring for infants and toddlers. If you’d like to chat message me and would love to talk and share more about my experience caring for kids over the years. I also have several references upon request
Grace can also help with: Light cleaning, Carpooling
Recent review:
Grace was great ! She came when i gave her short notice and she stayed without any issues ! Was on time and punctual !! I felt safe with her being here !! Will definitely continue to hire her for our 5 year old!!…
Reviewed by Mariah B.
Background Check
I have worked as a babysitter for most of my life. I have around 10+ years of experience. I have two sons who I took care of as a stay at home mom. During that time I also worked as a babysitter for kids starting since they were babies until they were teens so I have experience with all ages. I canteach the kids Spanish if wanted….
Fabiola can also help with: Carpooling, Grocery shopping
Background Check
Hi I’m Maddie! I have been babysitting for kids in my neighborhood for seven years, I have worked at an after school program my senior year of high school. I have been a camp counselor for seven summers in a row and for two summers I was a supervisor at a summer camp. I recently graduated fromcollege and am moving to Charlotte NC….
Recent review:
Maddie was amazing! She took great care of our daughter and we will absolutely have her care for our children again. Very reliable, friendly, and excellent communication!
Reviewed by Kamran T.
Background Check
Hey , My name is Brandy and I have been a childcare provider for over 7 years. I started off babysitting then gained more experiece from working at daycares & facilities for disabled children .. I have cared for newborns to the ages of 15 years old. Im proficient at caring for the needs of children& also enjoy coming up with fun activities!…
Brandy can also help with: Light cleaning, Carpooling, Travel
Recent review:
Brandy is amazing! We hired her for one day and have now used her more than 10 times. She is our first call for watching our 18 month old twins.
Reviewed by Alexandre T.
Background Check
Hi, I am Maggie and I love working with kids and pets. I have experience working with both. I am reliable, diligent, and hard- working. I am currently a student at Pfeiffer University studying social work and religion and practical theology. I have a flexible schedule and can work around class timesto accommodate your schedule. I can’t wait to work with you….
Anna C.
Charlotte, NC
$20-20/hr • 7 yrs exp
Experienced Nanny Looking For Full Or Part-time Childcare Work In The Charlotte Area 🙂
Background Check
Hi there! My name is Anna and I am looking for part-time work in childcare in the Charlotte area. I have 7+ years of childcare experience. I went to the College of Charleston and while there I nannied two amazing elementary-aged boys. I moved to Charlotte in 2020 and began nannying for anotherfamily in the area with two young girls, whom I love! The family I currently babysit for only needs me on weekends right now though, so I am looking for another family I can help out during the week. I have a reliable and safe vehicle and am able to pick up and drop off children from school and appointments if needed. I have a bachelors in English Literature and am also available to assist with homework and e-learning. I always try to help out around the house as well with cooking and cleaning. I am fun, I love arts and crafts, bugs and all animals, playing outside, dancing, cooking, and sports. I have references available upon request. Thank you for your consideration!…
Anna can also help with: Travel, Carpooling, Light cleaning
Recent review:
Anna has babysat my two girls (ages 5 and 3) for the past two years. She is very artistic, crafty and imaginative. From stuffed animals, blanket forts and bug hunts, she does it all…and she does it allwhile maintaining a warm, calm demeanor. My girls absolutely adore her and always get excited when they know she is coming. We’re so fortunate to have her as a part of our lives! :)…
Reviewed by Lisa L.
Background Check
Hello!! My name is Jordan and I am 19 years old. I will be moving to Charlotte the first week of October and am looking to start one of the following weeks. I will be located around the Dilworth area. I have 4 years of experience total and have many references and a reliable car. I am looking forsomething 3 days a week as I am in school. I am Covid vaccinated and CPR certified….
Jordan can also help with: Light cleaning, Grocery shopping
Recent review:
Jordan worked for us as needed and she was so helpful. My kids loved her! She was very good with keeping the house tidy and the kids’ dishes clean. I would definitely recommend her.
Reviewed by Mackenzie P.
Background Check
Hello there!
I have provided care services for 11 years. My services have consisted of several different specifics such as; after-school, pick-up and drop-off, helping with homework, creating activities and meal/snack prep. I have worked with all ages from as young as 10 weeks old to 12 years old.I am open to talking about what services you need as a family and providing care based on those requirements….
Alexius can also help with: Travel, Carpooling, Light cleaning
Recent review:
Alexius has done an excellent job caring for my infant / 4 month old son. She has been timely, reliable, and so great with him. She takes him on walks, folds laundry, assist with tummy time activities, andkeeps a log of feedings and naps for reference. My son always smiles and giggles with her, and she makes me feel completely comfortable with him in her care. Highly recommended….
Reviewed by Majesty A.
Lauren T.
Charlotte, NC
$27-27/hr • 5 yrs exp
Experienced Part-Time Or Full-Time Caregiver Available
Background Check
I have been babysitting on a regular basis for years, & also have several years of full-time nannying experience watching children from as young as 8 weeks old, up. I’ve spent a good amount of time in the service industry, however found myself missing a certain joy that I always have working withchildren! I also have previously been CPR/first-aid certified, and am willing to renew that certification if that’s something preferred….
Lauren can also help with: Light cleaning, Carpooling, Travel
Recent review:
Lauren was amazing with our two toddlers who are 20 months apart (no easy feat! Lol) she was patient with them and kept them busy with activities and making them meals that they loved. They were so excited forher to arrive everyday! We had a change in our family situation so no longer needed help but we will miss her immensely!!. ..
Reviewed by Maggie C.
Showing 1 – 20 of 297
Part Time Child Care Articles
FAQs for finding part time child care near you in Charlotte, NC
How much does it cost to hire part time child care near me in Charlotte, NC?
Every caregiver on Care.com chooses their own hourly rate and because of this, part time child care rates can vary based on factors like how experienced the caregiver is, where you live, and how many children require care. That being said, the average hourly rate for part time child care providers near you in NC is $17.66.
How can I safely find part time child care near me in Charlotte, NC?
To safely hire part time child care near you in Charlotte, NC, there are a few steps we strongly recommend you take to learn more about the candidates you are considering hiring. To start, you can run a private background check. You can also interview candidates and can request references from former employers. While we do request that all Care. com part time child care providers complete an annual background check called a CareCheck (all part time child care providers who complete a CareCheck have a badge on their profile that displays the date it was run), we do recommend doing your own due diligence.
What types of part time child care services are available near me in Charlotte, NC?
The neat part about Care.com, is you can review many different caregiver profiles until you find a part time child care provider near you in Charlotte, NC who can meet your family’s needs. Each caregiver lists the responsibilities they feel comfortable helping with on their Care.com profile and you can conduct interviews to learn more about the exact responsibilities they can help you out with.
What interview questions should I ask when looking for part time child care near me in Charlotte, NC?
When you do interview a part time child care provider near you in Charlotte, NC, you can ask them about their work experience, can inquire as to what caregiving responsibilities they can help with, and can ask them how they would handle certain situations. For example, if your child struggles with homework time, you can ask them how they would handle situations like your child refusing to do their homework.
How many hours a week can I hire part time child care near me in Charlotte, NC?
You can interview a few different child care providers until you find one who can provide you with the part time child care you need for however many hours you require. You can set the hours and can find someone whose schedules line up with yours. There are 297 part time child care providers near you in Charlotte, NC who may be able to provide you with the right amount of care.
Ratings for Charlotte, NC part time child care listed on Care.com
Average Rating4.8 / 5
Part Time Child Care in Charlotte, NC are rated 4.8 out of 5 stars based on 220 reviews of the 297 listed part time child care.
Part-time kindergarten in Samara: prices, reviews and addresses
Part-time day in kindergarten – prices and reviews. Comparative table of private kindergartens and development centers in Samara, where there are part-time groups for children from 3 to 7 years old.
Service:
Location:
Show changes
Show map
The Detsad.Firmika.ru portal contains addresses and phone numbers of kindergartens and development centers in Samara. We suggest finding a kindergarten in your area or near a suitable metro station. Easy-to-compare tables show the cost of part-day gardening and extras, so you can easily compare prices across centres. Of particular interest are the reviews about the institutions of Samara left by the visitors of the portal. We carefully monitor their accuracy, trying to publish only comments from real customers.
How to choose a part-time kindergarten for your child?
Part-time group in kindergarten is an outlet for parents who are not ready to leave their child for the whole day. The visiting schedule may be different, for example, from 7-8 in the morning until lunch. How much does a private part-time kindergarten in Samara cost, and what parameters should be taken into account when choosing?
Requirements for a part-time kindergarten
Not all kindergartens have a free schedule where you can leave early or miss a day without a good reason. In part-time private kindergartens, parents can write an application, indicating in it what schedule the child will go to. Certificates from a doctor are not required for passes. Most often, a part-time day is organized for children under 5 years old, in older groups, mostly a full stay.
There are several criteria to consider when choosing an institution:
Qualifications of caregivers. Empathy, goodwill and stress resistance are the essential qualities of a good teacher. Before taking the baby to kindergarten, get to know the teachers, talk, determine whether your ideas about raising children match.
Daily routine. Unlike a full day garden, a part-time visit means that all the main activities and games will be held before lunch, and after lunch the children can be picked up at any time.
Delicious and wholesome food. Part-time usually means 4 meals a day: breakfast, lunch, lunch and afternoon tea. Some children are picked up immediately after lunch. In order for the baby not to be capricious and eat well, the food should be varied, tasty. If there is a food allergy, it must be said about it, he should be offered a menu without allergenic products.
Development program. So that the baby does not miss home, the garden should be interesting. Good teachers can organize joint drawing, modeling, staging a play or dance. They read books to children aloud, watch educational cartoons and discuss them.
Leisure. There are kindergartens where in the morning with a child they can go to the zoo or circus, to the dolphinarium, to the cinema. Such an entertainment program is usually paid separately, it is often offered on weekends so that the baby is happy and the parents can go about their business.
The cost of a part-time kindergarten is calculated monthly or hourly, the price per hour is from 120 to 1500 rubles.
Fedex Material Handler Job Description: Salary, Duties, & More
A FedEx material handler is responsible for moving packages and other items from one place to another. They use a variety of equipment, including forklifts, pallet jacks, and conveyor belts, to load and unload trucks or planes.
A good material handler needs strong communication skills as well as physical strength. They must be able to clearly communicate with their coworkers about where to put each package so that it can be loaded onto the truck in an efficient manner.
Fedex Material Handler Job Duties
A FedEx material handler typically has a wide range of responsibilities, which can include:
Picking up incoming packages from customers or other locations and delivering them to the appropriate location within the facility
Unloading incoming packages from trucks and storing them in designated areas until they can be picked up by their recipients
Maintaining an inventory of all incoming and outgoing packages by scanning bar codes or using other tracking methods
Checking packages for damage before accepting them from customers or other parties involved in shipping or receiving packages
Moving packages via hand trucks or forklifts to different locations within a warehouse or shipping facility
Identifying items that need special attention during shipping, such as fragile items or hazardous materials
Unpacking items from shipping containers and packaging them for delivery to customers
Packaging items in boxes or other shipping materials to prepare them for shipment
Loading packages onto conveyor belts or other shipping equipment for delivery to other locations
Fedex Material Handler Salary & Outlook
The salary of a FedEx material handler can vary depending on their level of experience, the size of the city they work in, and the company they work for.
Median Annual Salary: $36,000 ($17.31/hour)
Top 10% Annual Salary: $70,500 ($33.89/hour)
The employment of FedEx material handlers is expected to grow at an average rate over the next decade.
Employment growth will be driven by the increasing e-commerce market, as more online retailers and shippers require the shipment of packages to customers across the country. However, automation may limit the number of jobs for these workers.
Fedex Material Handler Job Requirements
To become a FedEx material handler, you may need to meet the following qualifications:
Education: A high school diploma or GED certificate is often a minimum requirement for a material handler position. However, some companies may prefer or even require a college degree.
Training & Experience: Most employers will provide on-the-job training for new material handlers. This training will teach new hires how to use the equipment and software specific to the company. Training may also cover safety procedures and regulations.
Certifications & Licenses: Some companies may require that you pass a certification exam to qualify for a material handling job. These exams measure your understanding of material handling best practices and allow you to earn a professional credential.
Fedex Material Handler Skills
Fedex material handlers need the following skills in order to be successful:
Communication: Communication skills are necessary for interacting with customers, coworkers and managers. Material handlers often communicate with drivers to determine the location of packages and to ensure the safe delivery of packages. They also communicate with other employees to ensure the accuracy of orders and to ensure the safety of the products.
Attention to detail: Material handlers are responsible for ensuring that all packages are correctly sorted and labeled. They must be able to pay close attention to the details of each package to ensure that it is sorted and labeled correctly. Attention to detail can also help material handlers ensure that they are loading the correct packages onto the correct trucks.
Physical stamina: Material handlers lift and move packages of various sizes and weights. They need to have a high level of physical stamina to complete their job duties. They need to be able to lift and move packages that weigh up to 70 pounds.
Problem-solving: As a material handler, you may be responsible for ensuring that all packages are delivered on time. This may involve finding solutions to unexpected problems, such as a truck breaking down or a driver being unavailable. You may also be responsible for finding ways to improve your company’s efficiency.
Organizational: As a material handler, you need to be able to organize your work area and the packages you handle. This includes keeping your work area clean and organized and knowing where to store incoming and outgoing packages. It also includes keeping track of your inventory and knowing where to find the supplies you need to complete your tasks.
Fedex Material Handler Work Environment
The work environment for a FedEx Material Handler is very active and can be physically demanding. The job is performed in a warehouse setting and involves lifting, carrying, and moving packages that can weigh up to 70 pounds. The job also requires the use of powered industrial equipment such as forklifts and pallet jacks. The work is performed on a set schedule, but overtime may be required during busy periods. The job is generally considered to be safe, but there is a risk of injury from lifting heavy packages and from operating powered industrial equipment.
Fedex Material Handler Trends
Here are three trends influencing how FedEx material handlers work. FedEx material handlers will need to stay up-to-date on these developments to keep their skills relevant and maintain a competitive advantage in the workplace.
The Growth of eCommerce
The growth of e-commerce is a trend that is having a major impact on the shipping industry. As more and more people shop online, the demand for material handling services will continue to grow.
Fedex Material Handlers can capitalize on this trend by becoming experts in shipping products online. This includes understanding how to pack and ship products safely, as well as knowing where to send them. In addition, Fedex Material Handlers should be familiar with the different shipping options available to customers.
Automation Will Continue to Grow
As automation continues to grow, so too will the need for material handlers. Automated systems are becoming increasingly common in warehouses and distribution centers, which means that material handlers will need to learn how to work with these systems.
This trend will require material handlers to be comfortable with new technologies and able to adapt quickly to changing conditions. They will also need to be able to work well with others in order to collaborate on projects.
More Attention to Employee Engagement
Employee engagement has become a top priority for many businesses in recent years. This is because research has shown that engaged employees are more productive and loyal, which leads to better overall performance for the company.
Fedex Material Handler professionals can take advantage of this trend by developing skills that help them connect with their coworkers and create a positive workplace environment. By doing so, they can help their company achieve its goals and improve its bottom line.
How to Become a FedEx Material Handler
A career as a FedEx material handler can be both rewarding and lucrative. It’s important to start off on the right foot by getting certified in safety, first aid, and CPR. This will help you stand out from other candidates and show that you are committed to your job.
You should also stay up-to-date on the latest technology used in the shipping industry. This will allow you to handle new equipment more efficiently and increase your productivity. Additionally, it’s important to build relationships with your coworkers so that you can learn from their experience.
Advancement Prospects
There are many opportunities for advancement for FedEx material handlers. With experience, material handlers can move up to lead positions, where they would oversee the work of other material handlers. Those with supervisory experience may be promoted to manager positions. For those interested in furthering their education, there are many opportunities to do so within the company. FedEx offers tuition reimbursement for employees who wish to pursue degrees related to their work. There are also many opportunities to receive training and certification in various areas related to material handling.
Fedex Material Handler Job Description Example
At [CompanyX], we rely on our team of material handlers to keep our operation running smoothly. We are currently looking for a qualified individual to fill the role of FedEx Material Handler. In this position, you will be responsible for loading, unloading, and sorting packages according to destination. You will also be responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the work area and complying with all safety regulations. The ideal candidate will be able to work independently with little supervision and be able to lift up to 75 pounds. If you are a motivated individual with a strong work ethic, we want you on our team.
Duties & Responsibilities
Unload inbound shipments safely and move product to storage locations
Efficiently pick customer orders for shipment, ensuring that the correct products are selected
Load outbound shipments onto vehicles and trailers
Perform cycle counts and stock locator maintenance as needed
Adhere to all company safety standards and procedures
Report any unsafe conditions or equipment malfunctions to a supervisor immediately
Maintain a clean and organized work area
Comply with all company policies and procedures
Assist with training new employees as needed
Work overtime as needed to meet customer demands
Participate in physical inventories as needed
Perform other duties as assigned
Required Skills and Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to lift up to 75 pounds unassisted
Forklift certification
Proven experience as a material handler or similar role
Excellent organizational and time-management skills
Strong attention to detail
Preferred Skills and Qualifications
Associate’s degree in business, logistics, or related field
Experience working with Fedex shipping software
Working knowledge of warehouse management systems (WMS)
Bilingualism
R0049: Material Handler Job Opening in Oakland, CA at FedEx Express
Shift: Tuesday – Saturday 03:30 AM – 09:30 AM
Guaranteed Hours 17. 5
Job Duties Provides safe and efficient operation of equipment used for the movement of packages/documents/heavyweight, dangerous goods and ULDs. Assists in the buildup/breakdown of pallets containing heavyweight freight. Serves as liaison between company and ULD repair vendor, as required. Performs other duties as assigned.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Ability to lift 50 lbs. Ability to maneuver packages of any weight above 50 lbs. with appropriate equipment and/or assistance from another person. Clerical experience including typing and/or general office administration duties preferred. Good human relations and communication skills. Ability to successfully complete all basic and re-currency training. Experience dealing with the movement of heavyweight freight using forklifts, tugs and other loading/unloading equipment preferred. The ability to communicate both timely and effectively in a noisy operations environment, is required. Since operating motorized conveyances is required in this job, employee must possess a valid driver’s license (see policy 4-48). Non-covered safety-sensitive position; ability to work in a constant state of alertness and in a safe manner.
FedEx Express is absolutely, positively your best choice for a career.
Are you looking for a company that provides a safe, diverse and rewarding environment where employees have opportunities to grow and succeed?
Are you looking for a company that provides benefits, competitive pay and opportunities to develop your skills into a rewarding career?
This is who we are and what we do. Come join the team that is recognized consistently among best employers and is the world’s largest express transportation company, providing services to more than 220 countries and territories. Come help us deliver the FedEx Purple Promise by making every customer experience outstanding.
We’re excited that your career search has brought you to FedEx. Visit the link below to see more about what it means to join the team at FedEx:
FedEx Express is an AA/EEO/Veterans/Disabled Employer
FedEx Express prohibits discrimination and harassment against any applicant or employee on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship, genetic information, age (except for bona fide occupational qualifications), sex, pregnancy (including childbirth or a related medical condition), disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, military leave or service, status as a disabled veteran or other covered veteran status, participation in EEO protected activity, any other status protected by federal, state, or local law, or association with a person on the basis of one or more of the foregoing.
LEARN MORE
Privacy policy | TNT Russian Federation
Your trust is very important to us. Therefore, we, FedEx and our subsidiaries, operating groups and divisions, including all TNT companies (“FedEx”), take steps to protect your data and use it responsibly to provide a high quality service that meets your expectations. We try to ensure the maximum level of security of information that can directly or indirectly identify an individual (hereinafter referred to as “Personal Data”). This Privacy Notice (the “Notice”) describes how FedEx collects and uses Personal Information. FedEx companies in the Russian Federation process Personal Data in accordance with the Federal Law of the Russian Federation of July 27, 2006 No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data”, the Personal Data Processing Policy and other local regulations. To learn more about the processing of Personal Data by FedEx companies in the Russian Federation, please see our Privacy Policy. In the event of a conflict between this Notice and the said documents, the FedEx Companies in the Russian Federation shall be guided by the Federal Law of the Russian Federation of July 27, 2006 No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data”, the Personal Data Processing Policy and other local regulations.
Last updated: 04-2021
When this Notice uses the words “FedEx”, “we”, “us”, “our” or “our”, these words are used by FedEx to refer to the FedEx entity that determines the purposes and methods of processing Personal Data in accordance with this TOS. notice. Because all TNT businesses are part of FedEx, all Personal Information collected through the TNT domain, such as www.tnt.com, is subject to this Notice.
When you use our services in Europe, your Personal Data is processed by FedEx Express International B.V., headquartered in Hoofddorp, The Netherlands. When you use our services worldwide, your Personal Data is processed by FedEx Corporation, headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, USA.
Contact Information
FedEx Express International B.V.
Attn: Legal Department
Taurusavenue 111
2132 LS Hoofddorp
The Netherlands
Request form
FedEx Express International B. V.
Attn: Legal Department – Compliance
1000 Ridgeway Loop Road, Ste 600
Memphis, TN 38120
United States of America
Request Form
Overview
This notice answers the following questions:
Scope of this Notice
What information does FedEx collect?
Does FedEx use cookies?
For what purposes does FedEx process personal data?
Access to personal data of users
How long does FedEx process personal data?
What measures does FedEx take to protect your personal information?
Where does FedEx store and share your personal information?
User rights in relation to personal data
What if I have other questions or complaints?
Updates to Notices of Privacy Practices
1. Scope of this Notice
You are subject to the terms of this Notice if you are a FedEx customer, recipient of a FedEx-delivered package, a FedEx supplier, contact FedEx through websites such as www. fedex.com and www.tnt.com, including emails from FedEx.
2. What personal data does FedEx collect?
FedEx processes Personal Data for the purposes of business and services. Without Personal Data, we will not be able to provide you with the services you have requested. When you use our services or visit the Websites, you generally provide the following Personal Data to FedEx directly or indirectly:
Contact Information. Name, address, e-mail and telephone number of the user.
Financial information, which includes your bank account number, payment status, invoices to pay.
Identification information, which includes your driver’s license number. If you do not have a driver’s license, we will use another method that guarantees us the ability to identify you and the least violation of your privacy.
Account information, which includes your credentials, including your email address, as well as other information specified in the account.
Shipping and Service Information, which includes the tracking number of the shipment, shipping route details of the shipment, location information, shipment status, shipping address, shipment type, number of packages, weight, shipment photo, and customs information.
User information and preferences, which include, as applicable, shipping costs, claims, purchase history and related business transactions, messaging, overview information and shopping preferences.
Automatically generated information which includes IP address, device or user ID, system and browser type, date and time stamps, referrer website address, content and pages you view on our Websites or mobile applications, date, time and location of activities, website addresses you visit (if you connect to our wireless in-store service ), browsing history, and device location (if enabled in the mobile app).
3. Does FedEx use cookies?
Yes, FedEx uses cookies and similar technologies on its Websites. Through the use of cookies, FedEx automatically collects Personal Data when you visit our Websites. To learn more about cookies and similar technologies, please see our Cookie Statement.
4. Purpose of Personal Data Collection
Personal Data is collected, used, stored and otherwise processed when necessary in accordance with FedEx’s principles of responsible and efficient business governance. FedEx processes Personal Data where there are legal grounds to do so. Legal grounds are usually inextricably linked to business objectives. This
means, for example, that performance under a contract may be both a legal basis and a business objective for FedEx. Therefore, we will first explain the legal basis on which FedEx processes your Personal Data and then the business purposes for which we use your Personal Data:
Legal grounds (conditions)
In general, FedEx processes Personal Data under the following legal bases (conditions):
The processing of Personal Data is necessary for the performance of a contract between you and FedEx,
The processing of Personal Data is necessary for the implementation and fulfillment of the obligations imposed on us by law,
The processing of Personal Data is necessary to protect your life, health or other vital interests or the life, health or other vital interests of another person,
The processing of Personal Data is necessary for the exercise of the rights and legitimate interests of FedEx, provided that your rights and freedoms are not violated,
With your consent, if appropriate and necessary.
Business Purposes FedEx may only collect, use or otherwise process Personal Data for one (or more) of the following legitimate business purposes:
Product development, research and improvement of FedEx products and/or services. . FedEx processes personal information as necessary to develop and improve FedEx products and services, research and development.
Fulfillment of contractual obligations. This includes FedEx shipping and tracking services, communicating with individuals and other parties about our services, providing information in response to inquiries, resolving disputes, and preparing legal agreements (for example, linking a shipment’s tracking number to your account number (Acc#) so that you can track your shipment).
Customer relationship management and marketing. nbsp As a general rule, FedEx processes Personal Data to the extent necessary to develop and improve FedEx products and/or services, manage accounts, provide services and run (targeted) marketing campaigns to establish and/or maintain contact with customers, business partners and suppliers, and to perform analysis of Personal Data for statistical and research purposes (for example, advertising, sponsorship, hospitality programs and other campaigns, communication and access). to content on our sites and third party sites based on your interests).
Business process execution, internal management and management reporting. This includes activities such as managing company assets, conducting internal audits and investigations, financial and accounting, business management measures, providing centralized processing facilities for efficiency purposes, managing mergers, acquisitions and spin-offs, and processing Personal Data for management reporting and analysis purposes (for example, conducting investigations to detect fraud).
Protection and safety . Processing of Personal Data may be carried out as part of actions aimed at protecting the safety and health, as well as the assets of FedEx, its customers, partners, suppliers; for the purpose of authenticating customers, partners and suppliers and determining access rights (for example, providing secure services for online and offline transactions).
Protecting the vital interests of individuals. This includes the processing of data to protect your vital interests or the vital interests of others (for example, for the provision of emergency medical care).
Compliance with legal obligations. This category includes the processing of Personal Data necessary to comply with the laws, regulations, and industry guidelines that govern FedEx (for example, screening customers, suppliers, and business partners on Do Not Do Business lists to avoid conflicts of interest, comply with trade laws, anti-money laundering, anti-bribery, and corruption policies and procedures, and other policies and procedures to enforce requirements).
5. Access to Personal Data
FedEx generally provides third parties with access to your Personal Data under the following circumstances:
FedEx may share Personal Data with subsidiaries, operating groups, affiliates and divisions, or with third parties as necessary for the purposes set out above. Where necessary, FedEx will require the third party to take steps to protect Personal Data in accordance with FedEx’s policies and rules.
FedEx has the right to outsource the processing of Personal Data to third parties that process Personal Data. In this case, the third party has the right to use the Personal Data only for the above purposes and in accordance with our rules. FedEx undertakes to use only the services of organizations that provide the necessary guarantees to implement appropriate technical and organizational measures and protect the rights of Personal Data subjects.
FedEx employees may only access Users’ Personal Data to the extent necessary to perform their job duties. In this case, access is provided only when necessary for the above purposes and only to employees with whom a non-disclosure agreement has been concluded.
FedEx may transfer Personal Data if and when required to do so by law, court order, or other legal process, including, but not limited to, law enforcement or other government agencies for the purposes of determining or exercising legal rights; in connection with corporate transactions such as a spin-off, merger or consolidation; when selling assets, or in the unlikely event of bankruptcy.
6. Period of storage of Personal data.
The storage of Personal Data is carried out no longer than required by the purposes of processing Personal Data. After the retention period expires, Personal Data will be destroyed or de-identified, unless we need to process some of the Personal Data for other purposes. We will continue to store your Personal Data only if we have appropriate legal grounds. We also ensure that Personal Data will only be made available for these other purposes.
For example, we need your Personal Data for customs clearance. We are required by customs law to hold certain categories of Personal Data. As a rule, this period varies from 3 to 7 years, depending on the country and applicable customs legislation. In this case, we will store Personal Data only to fulfill the obligations imposed on us by law.
7. Personal Data Protection Measures
FedEx has taken appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect your Personal Information from accidental or unlawful processing, by ensuring, among other things, that:
Personal data protection from unauthorized access;
Ensuring the confidentiality of Personal Data;
Ensuring the integrity and availability of Personal Data;
Conduct training on information security procedures for employees;
Develop procedures for reporting direct and indirect data breaches in accordance with applicable law.
8. Place of storage and transfer of Personal data
Due to the nature of FedEx’s operations and services, it may transfer Personal Data outside of your country of residence if necessary. In any event, FedEx is committed to maintaining appropriate security measures in such transfer of Personal Data. For the European Economic Area, the transfer of Personal Data to third parties (outside the European Economic Area) is carried out under a contract designed to take into account the requirements for the transfer of Personal Data defined by the European Commission or other applicable requirements.
9. Rights in relation to Personal Information
Under applicable law, you have certain rights in relation to your Personal Information. Please note that in some cases we may not always be required by law to fully comply with your requirements because your rights may be conditional or because we must balance your rights in relation to our rights and obligations to process your Personal Data and the need to protect the rights and freedoms of others. The following is a list of the rights you have in relation to Personal Data that apply in the European Economic Area:
Right of access You have the right to receive a copy of the Personal Data we hold about you and information about how we use it. As a rule, a copy of Personal Data is provided in digital form. We have the right to ask you to provide proof of your identity prior to providing the requested information.
Right to rectification We take reasonable steps to ensure that the data we hold is complete and accurate. If necessary, you have the right to clarify incomplete or outdated Personal Data that we process.
Right to deletion You have the right to ask us to delete Personal Data, for example, if it is no longer used for its original purposes, if it is out of date or if consent to the processing of Personal Data is withdrawn. In exercising this right, a number of factors should be taken into account. In particular, we may refuse to comply with a user’s request for legal or regulatory reasons.
Right to restrict processing You have the right to ask us to (temporarily) stop processing your Personal Data if such Personal Data is inaccurate or if you believe that we will no longer use your Personal Data.
Right to data portability You have the right to request that the Personal Data you provide to us be transferred to a third party you specify. This right can only be exercised if you have provided us with Personal Data and we process it by automated means based on your consent or in order to perform a contract with you.
Right to object to the processing of Personal Data You have the right to object to the processing of your Personal Data in our legitimate interests. If you ask to stop using your Personal Information for marketing purposes, FedEx will immediately stop using it. If we process Personal Data for other lawful purposes, we will stop processing Personal Data after you object, unless we have compelling legal grounds to continue processing. Please note that in this case, access to certain services or features may be terminated.
Rights related to automated decision-making You have the right to opt out of being subject to automated decisions, including profiling, that have legal consequences for you or otherwise affect your rights and legitimate interests. If you disagree with an automated decision, you may contact us using the contact details below and ask us to reconsider the decision.
Right to withdraw consent In certain situations, we may ask you for your consent to process your Personal Data. In this case, you have the right to revoke this consent at any time. Upon withdrawal of consent, FedEx will cease processing your Personal Data as soon as possible. This does not affect the lawfulness of data processing until the consent is withdrawn.
To exercise your rights, please follow the link.
FedEx accounts are managed in the following ways.
E-mail. Set up your email by going to the Email Setup Center page.
Mobile phone. Unsubscribe from the mailing list on your mobile phone by sending a message with the text “STOP” to the number 37473. You can subscribe to the mailing list at any time by sending a message with the text “YES” to the number indicated above.
Cookies and other technologies. Unsubscribe from advertising by going to the NAI customer opt-out page.
10. Questions and Complaints
Please direct questions or complaints regarding the handling of personal information to FedEx using the contact information provided at the beginning of this Privacy Notice.
You also have the right to file a complaint with the competent authorities for the protection of personal data where you work, live or where the alleged violation occurred. Generally, the competent authority for FedEx in the European Economic Union is the Dutch Data Protection Authority. For a list of authorities dealing with the protection of personal data in the EU, see here.
11. Updates to this Notice of Privacy Practices
FedEx may update this Notice of Privacy Practices from time to time. If there are material changes, FedEx will take the necessary steps to inform you.
90,000 FedEx transport aircraft. Now also flavored with combat lasers
home
Market
Technologies
14.02.2022Author
Mark Mishin
FedEx has applied to the US Civil Aviation Administration for permission to install a laser anti-missile defense system on its cargo aircraft as an additional security measure. In a statement, the company is asking for permission to install and use anti-missile systems on its A321-200 cargo aircraft.
The carrier considers incidents when civilian aircraft were fired upon by MANPADS equipped with infrared homing missiles as the basis for the need for such a peculiar upgrade.
The principle of operation of heat-seeking missiles is extremely simple. They find the target by the heat coming from the jet engine, and automatically adjust their course to hit the target. Military aircraft are equipped with special “heat traps” that, when fired, create many decoys and help to evade the attacking projectile. For clumsy transport and civil aircraft with several engines under the wing, this method of protection against accidental or deliberate attack is not available. However, an alternative solution was developed a long time ago – a device that “shoots” a laser at an approaching missile, trying to disrupt its tracking system. Protective systems of this kind are planned to be installed on the company’s transport aircraft.
From the outside, the idea of equipping civilian aircraft with combat devices looks a little curious. Many people are already joking about crashes of UPS and DHL planes “for unclear reasons.” But still I would like to know what the future will bring us. Maybe a postal service van carrying “goodness and democracy” with flamethrowers, or a vending machine with a built-in self-destruct system when trying to break in?
Source: US Government, public domain documents.
Security
Previous Sibur tested the Russian drone port
Next Drone on call. Coming soon
Want to be the first to know about new materials?
Subscribe to the newsletter
news feed
Highlights of the week
By clicking on the button, I accept the terms of the agreement.
Similar articles
Every fifth of the surveyed Russians tried to play phone or online scammers. Moreover, men acted in this way more often than women. Us…
Mark MishinKaspersky Lab19.06.23
Microsoft will pay $20 million to settle allegations of illegal collection of personal information of children without the consent of their parents, and in its storage. ..
Mark MishinMicrosoft07.06. detection of deviant behavior based on video. The system detects a threat in real time using views from several…
Mark MishinMTUSI06.06.23
A new sharing app has recently launched in Atlanta and New York to compete with Uber. What makes this app different…
Mark Mishin25.05.23
Load more1
2
3
4
5
»»
Next →
Feed materials
18:52
The President signed the law on the introduction of the digital ruble; we register a business “in one click”; Ozon hires convicts
17:42
IT outsourcing: problems and solutions
17:30
The future is near. The path to Industry 5.0
16:35
Rosatom shares its experience in digital transformation of the region
16:28
Pantum P2500: cornerstone
16:22
Using atoms as qubits in a quantum computer
15:29
Genius Scorpion M705 : matte extravaganza
14:03
Twitter* said goodbye to the blue bird
13:25
Olga Knyazeva became Deputy General Director for Operations of T1 Holding
13:14 9000 3
ITPS ranked 18th out of 200 in the overall RAEX
ranking
Go to section
Events
The practice of integrated application of TPM, EAM and HR for rational resource management in maintenance and repair