Owning a preschool begins with a clear vision, a realistic business plan, and a strong understanding of licensing, staffing, budgeting, and daily operations. ChildCareEd’s online, self-paced Child Care Administration course helps future owners and directors develop the leadership and program-m... How to Own a Preschool: A Step-by-Step Guide
Starting a small #home daycare in #Nevada means following the rules for #licensing, thinking about #safety, and building trusting relationships with #families. This article is for child care providers and directors who want clear, friendly steps to open a safe, legal program at home. state requirem... Starting an In-Home Daycare in Nevada: Requirements and Tips
A Big Heart Is a Great Start Many people dream of opening a daycare because they love children. They want to help families. They want to build a warm place where children can learn, play, and grow. That dream #matters. But a daycare is also a real business. It has rules, #costs, staff, families, ... Opening a Daycare Is a Business Decision, Not Just a Dream
As a childcare administrator in Texas, you balance program quality, family engagement, staff leadership, and regulatory compliance. ChildCareEd offers the Texas Director Credential and the Texas Director Credential Renewal, both online. These courses support director eligibility and ongoing professi... Child Day Care Director Credentialing Organization
ChildCareEd is attending the Michigan AEYC Annual Early Childhood Conference. Stop by our booth to meet the team and learn about MIRegistry-approved courses such as Child Care Administration and Intentional Safety for Infants/Toddlers. Why should Michigan providers stop by our booth? We are excite... ChildCareEd is coming to Michigan!!
Working in a child care program in #Maryland can feel overwhelming when you face training rules, pay bonuses, and paperwork. This guide explains the Maryland Child Care Credentialing System in simple steps. You will learn what the program is, who can join, how staff earn hours and PAUs, where money ... Maryland Child Care Credentialing System: What Child Care Providers Need to Know
Many licensing agencies require some professional development hours to be instructor‑led and delivered synchronously—either in person or via live web conferencing. ChildCareEd provides on‑site trainings and live, instructor‑led virtual sessions to help programs meet those rules. Two comm... Instructor-led, In-person, Synchronous Training
Many child care providers need training but have very busy days. This article shows simple steps to finish required hours and grow your team’s skills without leaving work or home. You can use short online lessons, bundles that build into a bigger credential, and admin tools that save time. Fo... Complete Your Child Care Training on Your Own Schedule
You want your program to earn a 4-star Parent Aware rating in #Minnesota. Good news: focused staff training and clear documentation make that goal much easier. This short guide helps directors and providers plan training, track proof, and avoid common mistakes. Read on for practical steps you can st... How Can Training Keep My Program Parent Aware and Earn a 4-Star Rating in Minnesota?
ChildCareEd is offering the 120-hour Home Visitor Child Development Associate (CDA) as individual 5-hour courses. Start with CDA Home Visitor Subject Area 1 Part 1 (Birth to 5) or CDA Home Visitor Subject Area 2 Part 1 (Birth to 5) to begin building the required 120 hours. CDA Home Visitor S... CDA Home Visitor