JOB DETAILS

Assisting Director of ECE

CompanySPIN
LocationPhiladelphia
Work ModeOn Site
PostedMay 16, 2026
About The Company
A 501(c)(3) non-profit, SPIN (Special People in Northeast) is a leading provider of supports for children and adults with autism, intellectual and developmental disability in Greater Philadelphia and the Lehigh Valley. SPIN also provides high-quality, early childhood education for children of all abilities. Headquartered in Northeast Philadelphia, we've been named a Top Workplace for eight consecutive years by Philly.com with over 1,100 employees. We've also been named an Autism Center for Excellence by Community Behavioral Health. For more information, visit www.spininc.org or Facebook.com/SPINInc
About the Role

About the Role:

The Assisting Director plays a crucial role in the Early Childhood Education program. The Assisting Director supports  the Director in the overall management and strategic direction of the Organization. This position is responsible for ensuring that educational programs are effectively implemented and aligned with the SPIN's goals. The Assisting Director will collaborate with various departments to foster a cohesive and productive environment that enhances student learning and staff development. Additionally, this role involves overseeing daily operations, managing staff, and facilitating communication between different teams to ensure a smooth workflow. Ultimately, the Assisting Director contributes to creating a positive experience for all. 

Minimum Qualifications:

  • Associate Degree with ECE credits
  • Proven experience in a leadership or supervisory role within an educational setting.
  • Driver's License and Insured & Registered Vehicle 

Responsibilities:

  • Support the Director in planning and executing educational programs and initiatives.
  • Lead and supervise staff members, providing guidance and support to enhance their performance.
  • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement strategies that improve educational outcomes.
  • Facilitate effective communication among staff and all stakeholders to ensure alignment with institutional goals.
  • Monitor and evaluate program effectiveness, making recommendations for improvements as necessary.

Skills:

The required skills of leading or supervising are essential for guiding staff and ensuring that educational programs are executed effectively. As a collaborative team member, the Assisting Director will work closely with various departments, fostering a culture of teamwork and shared goals. Demonstrating effective communication is vital for maintaining transparency and clarity among staff and stakeholders, which enhances overall productivity. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team allows for diverse perspectives to be integrated into decision-making processes, ultimately benefiting the educational environment. These skills collectively contribute to a harmonious and efficient workplace, driving the institution towards achieving its educational objectives.


Monday-Friday 8am-4with flexibility to come in as early as 7:30am and stay till 5pm twice a week as needed
40 Hours Weekly/52 Weeks
Key Skills
LeadershipSupervisionCollaborationEffective CommunicationMultidisciplinary TeamworkProgram EvaluationStaff DevelopmentStrategic Planning
Categories
EducationManagement & LeadershipSocial Services
Job Information
📋Core Responsibilities
The Assisting Director supports the Director in managing the Early Childhood Education program and overseeing daily operations. This includes supervising staff, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and ensuring educational programs align with organizational goals.
📋Job Type
confidential full time
💰Salary Range
$52,500 - $53,000
📊Experience Level
2-5
💼Company Size
337
📊Visa Sponsorship
No
💼Language
English
🏢Working Hours
40 hours
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