CIP Code 19.0708
Instructor: Ms. Brodish
Program Overview
The Early Childhood Teacher Education program prepares students to work with young children in a variety of settings that require an understanding of how children grow, learn, and develop. Students in the program interact with preschool children ages 3-5 in CAPCC'S Early Learning Programs located in Admiral Peary's Business and Technology Center on campus. Along with studying how young children learn, students also practice teaching techniques that prepares them for any type of teaching career. Throughout the year, students assist in two early learning centers, the cafeteria, and help the early learning teachers plan lesson materials. Students also create bulletin boards and other learning devices. Students in the Early Childhood Teacher Education program have the opportunity to earn the Child Development Associate credential (CDA), which is the national industry certification. This credential can lead to employment or transfer as college credits. If you are interested in becoming a teacher or working with children in the future, the Early Childhood Teacher Education program can prepare you for that career!
Clearances Information and links:
Admiral Peary will reimburse students for the cost of all clearances if applying for the “employment” version. These clearances are good for 5 years. You must turn in receipts for a reimbursement from the school.
Post Secondary Education
Mount Aloysius College
PA Highlands Community College
PA College of Technology
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Career Opportunities
Child Care Worker
Early Childhood Education Assistant
Preschool Assistant
Certifications
PA Skills Certificate
CDA Credential
First Aid
CPR
New Staff Orientation
Advanced Credit
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PA Highlands Community College
Mount Aloysius College
Saint Francis University
Statewide Articulation Agreements
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