Frequently Asked Questions
Plus, through our Horizons CDA & Degree Program, full-time center-based employees are able to earn their CDA (Child Development Associate) and Early Childhood Education college degree completely FREE; tuition, fees, and books are all covered! Additional tuition assistance is available for career-related college coursework that is not covered by the Horizons program.
- America's Greatest Workplaces for Diversity 2025
- The Boston Globe Top Places to Work Award 2024
- 2024 CandE North America Candidate Experience Award
- Named 20 times as one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For ® by Great Place to Work ® and FORTUNE magazine!
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Bright Horizons centers are filled with the sights and sounds of young, active learners! Teaching is a rewarding position that also requires hard work and dedication. Our teaching teams collaborate to create child-centered curriculum and actively participate in all classroom activities – at both indoor and outside learning areas. Teachers use our mobile app to document daily observations of each child, share classroom activities with parents, and document children’s development.
Each center has specific schedules to meet the needs of the families enrolled. Depending on the position you apply for, your hours may vary. In general, full-time is an 8.5-to-9 hour day with a half hour or hour lunch break. Click here to learn more & to search for teaching jobs near you!
Bright Horizons teachers are the heart of our program — people with the skills, the passion, and the dedication to make early education their career. We support them with our own award-winning training, as well as with learning opportunities to advance their careers and skills through training, certificates, and college degrees.
Your career path at Bright Horizons may take many routes. Our teaching positions include substitutes, associate teachers, teachers, and lead teachers; our lead educators and instructional coaches mentor teaching teams; and assistant directors and center directors provide supportive leadership for employees and families.
Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) provide safe spaces for employees across the company to speak about the issues they face and that we need to know about.
We currently have 8 ERGs:
- Asian and Pacific Islander
- ADAPT, Abled & Disabled Advocates Partnering Together
- BRIDGE: Black Resources for Inclusion, Diversity, Growth & Equity
- BH Pride
- Hispanic Latino
- MenTEACH
- Professional Women
- Working Parents