ChildCareEd is an approved training organization by Northern Lights and trainings can count toward training hours in Vermont. Courses may be used to fulfill annual training requirements for those working in child care centers and family child care homes. Director education requirements: Vermont ... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Vermont
Deciding whether to pursue the Child Development Associate® (CDA) Credential™ is an important career decision for early educators and the program leaders who support them. The CDA can be a strong fit for professionals who want to strengthen their classroom practices, demonstrate competence... Is the CDA Right for You?
As the new school year approaches, ensuring the #safety of children becomes paramount. ChildCareEd is committed to empowering individuals with lifesaving skills. Take advantage of our Back-to-School Safety Special and save $15 on our First Aid and CPR Blended Course this August. Whether you'... Back-to-School Safety Special: Save $15 on First Aid & CPR Training Blended
When a child is injured, the hardest part is often deciding what to do next while supervising everyone else. Use these ten practice challenges to strengthen your team’s #confidence and review the Pediatric Blended First Aid & CPR/AED course, which combines flexible online learning with han... First Aid Scenarios for Child Care Staff: 10 “What Would You Do Next?” Challenges
Thinking about opening a #daycare in #DC? This short guide helps new child care owners take the first steps. It explains simple, numbered actions for licensing, staff #training, budgeting, and safety. Why it matters: good planning keeps children safe, makes families trust your program, and helps you... How do I open a day care in DC: first steps for future child care owners?
Welcome to your first week as a new #DC daycare leader. This short guide helps new #providers set up a safe, calm program that supports #children and #families in a busy city. You will find clear steps you can use right away, links to trusted DC training bundles, and tips to keep your team steady.... How Can New D.C. Daycare Providers Support Children and Families in a Busy City?
Many directors and teachers in Washington, D.C. ask how to start or finish their Child Development Associate (#CDA) work. This guide explains options, steps, help with costs, common mistakes, and why the CDA matters. Use it at your center, staff meeting, or when coaching new hires. Remember: state r... What should DC child care providers know about CDA trainings?
Welcome! This short guide helps new daycare owners and directors who are starting child care in #DC. It walks you through first steps, required #training, how to meet #licensing rules, ways to find #funding, and how to keep your #staff and children safe. State requirements vary - check your state l... How do I start a daycare in Washington, D.C. as a new provider?
Are you considering an entry-level role in child care but unsure what an online Level 1 course actually permits you to do? A well-chosen course can build foundational knowledge in supervision, professionalism, child development, and safety; begin with Child Care Orientation to strengthen practical s... What Does a Level 1 Childcare Course Online Qualify You to Do?
Confusion about CDA terminology can lead to inaccurate resumes, incomplete staff files, and costly misunderstandings about qualification requirements. A helpful first step is ChildCareEd’s CDA Introduction, a free course that explains the training, portfolio, exam, and Verification Visit so ed... Is a CDA a Certificate, Certification, or Credential—and What’s the Difference?