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PCG IV - An advanced degree in child development or early childhood education with 6 credit hours specific to infant and toddler development or an IT CDA credential or FCCPC; or an advanced degree in elementary education with 15 credit hours in early childhood education courses including 6 credit hours specific to infant and toddler development or an IT CDA credential or FCCPC.
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Child Development Associate Credential (CDA) or documented early childhood education/development college coursework or SCH Head Start Parents as Subs training or experience in an early childhood classroom for students 3-5 years of age and willingness to acquire a CDA.
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Education: National CDA (Child Development Associate) with Infant/Toddler endorsement or FCCPC (Florida Child Care Professional Credential) and a minimum of an Associates Degree.
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Child Development Associate (CDA) credential with Infant Toddler Endorsement or equivalent college coursework, preferred If you don't have a CDA, we can assist you by earning it through our apprenticeship program.
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In addition, candidates must meet one of the following: Possess and maintain one of the following directly related to the age group of the position to which assigned: Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential, Military School Age Credential, Army Youth Practicum or other nationally recognized Youth Development Credential.
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Youth Services: Youth Development, Secondary Education, Human Development, Youth Program Administration, Recreation, Physical Education, or directly-related behavioral or cultural science (developmental psychology, child psychology/sociology, sociology of the family, gender identity, parenting.
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Do you need help in obtaining your Child Development Associate (CDA)? The Head Start/Early Head Start Home Based Family Advocate supports families with children between the ages of 0-5 years old by encouraging family engagement, child development, and overall family well-being through weekly home visits.
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Child Development Credential (CDA) is required but, earn while you learn: Promise Early Education will pay for the required training and certification. Program Overview: Promise Early Education Center is the foremost early learning program in Central Maine that is dedicated to educating the whole child and preparing that child for success in school and opportunity beyond.
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As a minimum requirement, the applicant to be a teacher must have a current Child Development Associate (CDA) credential or comparable credential and have been trained or have equivalent coursework in early childhood development with a focus on infant and toddler development.
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5) Ability to support DoD certification, accreditation, and staff credentialing (Child Development Associate (CDA), Associate of Arts (AA) Degree) by ensuring that required training is administered and successfully accomplished to meet statutory and program requirements.
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To be QUALIFIED for this position, we require Child Development Associate (CDA) OR Paraprofessional Certificate OR Technical Certificate (TCC) in ECE OR Technical College Diploma (TCD) in ECE OR Montessori Credential OR Georgia Certified Teacher OR associate degree or higher.
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Preferred: Child Development Associate (CDA) issued by the FL Department of Children and Families. Preferred: Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood or Child Development.
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At a minimum, a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential or comparable credential and have been trained or have equivalent coursework in early childhood development with a focus on infant and toddler development.
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A minimum of a Child Development Associate (CDA) Certification or the ability to obtain certification within a specified time-frame is required, or a Bachelor's or Associate's degree in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, or a related field preferred.
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A minimum of 45 college credits in ECE, Child Development, Elementary Education or equivalent. early childhood, early learning, childcare, education, CDA, kindergarten, children, tutoring, teacher, educator, tutor, preschool, pre-k, classroom, daycare, pre-k, Kindergarten, infant, teacher.
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