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Arlington, VA · Hybrid

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As of Sep 4, 2026, the average hourly pay for lighthouse in Virginia is $22.94, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.52 and $21.68 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Lighthouse job typically refers to a role that serves as a guiding or supervisory position within an organization. It can involve leadership, oversight, or mentorship responsibilities, ensuring that teams stay on track toward their goals. Specific duties may vary depending on the industry, but the role often includes providing direction, support, and problem-solving.

What does a lighthouse keeper do?

A typical week for a Lighthouse Keeper involves maintaining the light and navigational equipment, conducting regular safety checks, monitoring weather and sea conditions, and keeping detailed logs of activities and any incidents. Much of the work is solitary, and shifts can include nights, weekends, and holidays to ensure round-the-clock operation. While some lighthouses now operate automatically, those with active keepers require constant vigilance to ensure reliable operation, especially during severe weather. The role can be physically and mentally demanding, but it offers a unique sense of responsibility and tranquility, as well as opportunities to develop strong technical and problem-solving skills.

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To thrive as a Lighthouse Keeper, you need a strong understanding of maritime navigation, general maintenance skills, and the ability to operate communication and safety equipment, often requiring a high school diploma or relevant technical training. Familiarity with weather monitoring systems, radio communication tools, and basic electrical or mechanical repair is essential. Strong self-reliance, attention to detail, and a disciplined approach to routine tasks are standout soft skills for this position. These skills are crucial for ensuring the safe and consistent operation of the lighthouse, often in isolated and challenging environments.

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Infant toddler Teacher Full Time Stable Monday Friday Schedule

CHILDREN's LIGHTHOUSE of CHANTILLY (South Riding)

Chantilly, VA • On-site

$17 - $20/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 6 days ago

Job description

Title: Infant toddler Teacher Full Time Stable Monday Friday Schedule
Location: Children’s Lighthouse of Chantilly — Chantilly, VA
Mission: Create Joy
Schedule: Full-time, Monday-Friday 8:30AM-5:30PM
Pay: $17–$21/hour based on experience, reliability, and qualifications 
 
About Us
At Children’s Lighthouse of Chantilly, our mission is simple: Create Joy  
We are building an early learning school where children feel safe, loved, and known — and where teachers are respected for the important work they do every day. We are looking for a warm, dependable Infant/Toddler Teacher who enjoys caring for our youngest learners and understands that safety, routines, and emotional connection matter. 
 
Experience Needed 
This role is best for someone who has already worked in a licensed childcare, preschool, daycare, or early learning setting with infants and/or toddlers. Because this classroom requires strong safety habits and confidence with daily care routines, prior infant/toddler experience is required. 
 
What You’ll Do
You will help care for infants and toddlers through consistent, loving, hands-on care. 
Responsibilities include: 
  • Daily Care - Feeding, diapering/toileting, nap supervision, and transitions
  • Safety - Active supervision, eyes-on awareness, and anticipating risks before they happen
  • Classroom Care - Maintaining clean, sanitary classroom routines including bottles, food, toys, and diapering areas
  • Child Support - Comforting children with calm, steady, nurturing responses
  • Learning Activities - Supporting music, sensory play, language development, and fine/gross motor activities
  • Family Communication - Keeping daily notes accurate for meals, naps, diapers, mood, and needs
  • Teamwork -Helping support classroom ratios and working respectfully with the team 

What We’re Looking For
The right person is: 
  •  Warm, patient, and emotionally steady 
  •  Reliable and punctual 
  •  Comfortable with lifting, bending, floor time, and active classroom work 
  •  Calm during crying, transitions, and big toddler feelings 
  •  Coachable and willing to follow safety and health procedures consistently 
  •  Team-first and respectful with children, families, and coworkers 

Requirements
  •  Prior infant and/or toddler childcare experience required 
  •  Must meet Virginia childcare employment requirements, including background checks 
  •  CPR/First Aid preferred, or willingness to obtain 
  •  Ability to follow health, safety, supervision, and sanitation procedures every day 

What Success Looks Like
You are successful in this role when:
  •  Babies and toddlers are safe, soothed, engaged, and cared for with consistency 
  •  Classroom routines run smoothly 
  •  Diapering, feeding, nap, and sanitation routines are dependable 
  •  Families feel confident and supported 
  •  Your classroom feels calm, loving, and well-supervised 

Why Join Us
  •  Supportive early learning school environment 
  •  Meaningful work with infants and toddlers 
  •  Paid training/professional development, if applicable 
  •  Growth opportunities for strong performers 
  •  A mission-driven culture focused on safety, respect, and joy