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Family Child Care Certificate
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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No Application form is required to take classes. All that is required is enrollment in the courses. Once you complete the 6 courses you can graduate.
Program goals
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To increase the number of present and potential family child care providers
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To increase the skills and knowledge of providers
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To raise public awareness and the expected standard of quality
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To encourage providers to create a network and climate of professionalism
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To promote continued professional development through knowledge in the area of readings, organizations and other information available to other early childhood educators
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To bridge the gap between formal and less-formal child care providers and arrangements
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To provide prospective employers of parent aides or nannies with a training opportunity as a condition of employment
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To achieve a common professional understanding of liability arrangements and legal concerns in terms of care for young children;
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To provide a laddered educational program with transferability to the ECE certificate program
Evaluation
Assignments will be given during each course. Participants will also be required to maintain a journal and resource file throughout the program.
Graduation
All degree candidates must complete and submit the Request to Graduate form to the Admissions and Records office by April 1 (deadline). All program requirements must be completed by April 30. This includes any transfer credits from other institutions. Students who enroll in the Summer semester to complete their program will qualify for the following year’s graduation.
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