 Being a Little Caliphs
Teacher
What a noble
profession this is!
As
probably the first formal teacher to a child,
kindergarten teachers serve the children development
as they start on their journey through the formal
education system. By using a good combination of
teaching materials, teaching aids and methodologies,
kindergarten teachers prepare the core skills that
children will need to succeed in formal education
system. Becoming a kindergarten teacher requires
training in teaching and learning methodologies for
early childhood education, patience and the ability
to work with young children. For an
Islamic-English-Creative kindergarten such as Little
Caliphs, it is naturally expected that the teachers
demonstrate respect to the practices of Islam such
as performing obligatory solat regularly, dressing
in accordance to syaria, and other Islamic conducts.
A Reasonable Financial
Reward and a Steady Career and Financial Growth Path
Yes, we do
provide a reasonable financial reward and a steady
career and financial growth path for those who
choose to stick with Little Caliphs as their long
term profession.
We do not discriminate
you for as long as you have the following
criterions:
Although an applicant with formal certification in
early childhood education is sought after, you may
start joining Little Caliphs teaching workforce from
as low as SPM level or any university qualification.
The starting salary scheme is different from SPM,
Diploma, and Graduates. You will be put through the
reputable Little Caliphs’s series of training
programs. After that, your performance and loyalty
will be the biggest factor in determining your
income.
The fastest path to
grow in Little Caliphs is by being a kinderpreneur
i.e. by opening your own Little Caliphs centre.
Please check our kinderpreneurship program for
details.
Whilst the exact pay
may vary from centre to centre, below is a typical
career and income growth path that a serious Little
Caliphs teacher could go to.
At
any point, the teacher could open her own Little
Caliphs Centre. The potential net income to a Little
Caliphs kinderpreneur is from RM3000 to RM12,000 per
centre, depending on the number of students
enrolled.
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A Teacher is a Da’i
(Caller to Islam)
The
good news is that being a Little Caliphs teacher is
more than a job to earn income. You are definitely
worth more than all the money you could possibly
earn. This is because your daily role contributes
directly to the development of our beloved
Deen-ul-Islam. Our mission is to instill the
LOVE of Islam and knowledge to young
children. A teacher of Islamic
kindergarten is a strategic person to spread this
true love. You are a bearer of the noble message of
Islam. Your time and talents will naturally be
channelled to teach children about the greatness of
Allah, tauheed, Al_Qur’an, As-Sunnah, Adaab and
Akhlaq, and other aspects of Islamic teachings.
As
the one who conveys Islam to the children, every
single word that you talk towards instilling the
love of Islam will be counted with huge rewards by
Allah S.W.T.
Therefore, you might as well with full conscience
make the biggest intention a human being could
possibly make. The intention is:
“O Allah, I become a Little
Caliphs teacher for the
intention to become a caller to Islam (Da’i ilallah)
for your sake. Aameen.”
May Allah S.W.T.
rewards you like he rewards the sahabah of
Rasulullah S.A.W..
A Teacher is a
Guardian
So
as you, me, and everybody!
Abdullah ibn Umar reported that he heard the Prophet
Muhammad (saws) saying: “Every one of you is a
guardian, and responsible for what is in his
custody. The ruler is a guardian of his subjects and
responsible for them; a husband is a guardian of his
family and is responsible for it; a lady is a
guardian of her husband’s house and is responsible
for it, and a servant is a guardian of his master’s
property and is responsible for it. A man is a
guardian of his father’s property and is responsible
for it so all of you are guardians and responsible
for your wards and things under your care).”
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Career Opportunity
As
at March 2010, there are 35 Little Caliphs centres
nationwide. This is just a beginning, and Little
Caliphs will continue to grow nationally and
eventually worldwide. With the opening of new
centres, we continually recruit teachers along the
year. Depending on your background and
qualification, you may apply for the following jobs:
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Teachers Training Program
The
status and image as “Authorized Centre of The Little
Caliphs Program” or “Little Caliphs Kindergarten”
signifies the centre’s commitment and adherence to
TLCP Quality Standards. The status and license to
use TLCP will be rebuked from the centre who failed
to adhere to TLCP Quality Standards.
The
most vital part of TLCP Quality Standards is that
“Teachers shall adhere to TLCP syllabus, teaching
methodologies and lesson plan”. Thus, the teachers
training programs have been carefully designed to
motivate teachers and hold their interest while
enabling them to master a more up to date, creative
and hands-on teaching methodology. TLCP teachers’
training has produced more confident, interactive
and lovable teachers.
Teachers training are
organized on various topics and format along the
year, which include:
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Annually or monthly planned
class room workshop, consuming half day, full
day, or several days.
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Ad hoc workshop to fill in
identified skill gap.
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Seminar
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Visits
from appointed TLCP consultant for on-site
training, consultation, auditing, and performing
corrective actions.
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New teacher practical
training at selected Little Caliphs Centre.
Training Modules
Little Caliphs has built a very good reputation on
delivering a high quality and very relevant
trainings on early childhood education. Operators
and teachers of Little Caliphs centres are
privileged to be trained in the following modules:
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Whole Brain Learning
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Active Learning
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Integrated Learning
System
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Cross Curricular
Teaching
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Read
Aloud Story Telling
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Drama and Puppet Play
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Creative Art and
Craft
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Music and Movement
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Islamic Knowledge
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English Communication
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Fast Track Reading
Strategy
-
Differentiated
Learning
-
Multisensory
Strategies
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