Early Childhood Care And Learning Diploma in College of New Caledonia, Canada

Early Childhood Care And Learning Diploma in College of New Caledonia

Overview

A diploma in Early Childhood Care and Learning provides opportunities for graduates to work with infants and toddler or children requiring extra support.

Early childhood education is a naturally rewarding and challenging career. It is full of opportunities to help children and families learn and grow.

A natural ability around young children is only the first step in the career journey. Professional caregivers face a variety of behavioural, organizational, and personal challenges.

The diploma will prepare you with skills to work with infants and toddlers and children with diverse abilities.

 

Careers

Graduates in Early Childhood Care and Learning may go on to work with young children in a variety of settings, including:

• Child care centres
• Preschools
• Supported Child Development programs
• Aboriginal supported child care programs
• Infant and family development programs
• Infant Toddler Programs
• Social service agencies
• Libraries
• School district StrongStart programs
• Child development centres
• Owner/operator of early learning programs

What you will learn

The Early Childhood Care and Learning program provides comprehensive practical skills and theoretical understanding.

• Attachment theories
• Infant & Toddler development
• Health, safety, and nutrition
• Family Centered Practice
• Administration and Leadership
• Advocacy

Graduates of the diploma can apply for a certificate to practice as an Infant/Toddler Educator and/or a Special Needs Educator from the Early Childhood Educator Registry in BC.

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