Program Description
The Early Childhood Education program meets DCF requirements for childcare personnel. Prepares students for roles such as Preschool Teacher or Childcare Worker.
Begins 27-28 School Year
Program Courses
- Child Care Worker 1 (HEV0870, 150 hours)
- Child Care Worker 2 (HEV0871, 150 hours)
- Teacher Aide (Preschool) (HEV0872, 150 hours)
- Pre-school Teacher (HEV0873, 150 hours)
Program Code:
E300100
Total Hours:
600
Industry Certifications:
Early Childhood Professional Certificate (ECPC), Department of Children and Families Staff Credential
Approx. Cost:
$2,881
What
Build the skills needed to support early learning and childhood development.
Core Skills Include:
- Child development principles
- Classroom supervision and safety
- Lesson planning and activities
- Communication with children and parents
- Early learning strategies
- Preschool classroom support
Hands-On
Training That Matters
Gain real-world classroom experience in an active learning environment.
- Practice lesson planning and instruction
- Simulate classroom activities
- Develop engagement and communication techniques
- Learn from experienced educators
Career
Opportunities
Early childhood professionals help shape the future of young learners.
Graduates can pursue roles such as:
- Preschool Teacher
- Childcare Worker
- Teacher Aide
- Early Childhood Education Assistant