
Tutor Time Child Care Learning Center Interview Questions
& Process
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Tutor Time Child Care Learning Center.
Preschool Teacher
My substitute Teaching License was questioned. When I said I would fax it over if she needed a copy I was told that there was no way I could have one because I don't even have a diploma yet, when trying to explain how I got one I was continuously given attitude and rudeness, after the hour interview, she told me 'I am looking for someone who has a CDA or bachelor's, I can't hire you' I am currently working on my diploma and it says that on my application. She also never let me finish an answer before she was asking the next question.
- How would you handle a child experiencing separation anxiety?
Assistant Teacher
After applying online, you take a timed test with different questions to see if you work well with others and how you handle situations. Some questions are true/false or agree/disagree, while others check if you can follow directions, like how to file paperwork. Once you pass the online tests, they'll email you to schedule an interview. During the interview, they'll walk you around the daycare and ask about your experience with kids, give you situational questions like 'what would you do if...', and ask what you'd say to parents about issues.
- No unexpected questions were asked.
Assistant Teacher
I put in my application for the job through craigslists. The very next day I got a call for a quick chat over the phone, and we set up the interview. During the interview, there was a director and two assistant directors present. The atmosphere was pretty relaxed and the manager was very chill. They used behavioral interview questions. They only checked references that were in the field. All of your education and experience years are entered into a system to decide your pay, so it's not up for discussion. They did mention they help with schooling, but it's only $550 a year.
- Can you describe a time you had a conflict with a parent?
- What do you enjoy most about working with kids?
- What do you dislike most about working with kids?
Floater/Breaker
I applied in person and the Director called me in for an interview the same day. When I arrived for my interview, they first had me in a classroom to observe how I worked with the kids before the actual interview.
- Can you tell me about yourself?
- What experience do you have working with children?
- How would you manage a situation with an upset parent?
Tutor Time Child Care Learning Center Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Tutor Time Child Care Learning Center interview reports.
“What would you do if two kids were fighting?”
Read reports →“How would you respond to a parent whose 1-year-old child was bitten by another child?”
Read reports →“If a child in your care gets hurt, like a boy with a nose injury from a ball on the playground, how do you tell his parents?”
Read reports →“How would you handle a child experiencing separation anxiety?”
Read reports →“How do you use reinforcement in the classroom and with parents?”
Read report →“What are the different schedule options available?”
Read report →“In your opinion, what's the most effective form of discipline?”
Read report →“Regarding the list of certificates you need, can they all be completed within the first two hiring months?”
Read report →“Which age group do you prefer to teach?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 40 Tutor Time Child Care Learning Center interview reports.