Quality Child Care Training Opportunities

Although many factors affect the quality of care, the education and training of child care providers are important indicators of a high quality care setting. Community Connection for Child Care offers free and low-cost professional development opportunities and resources for child care professionals and parents. Take advantage of the continuing education opportunities from participating programs!
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PROFESSIONAL GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
  • Televised Training Programs
    CCCC along with KCSOS broadcasts programs and videos for child development professionals like you. For the KETN Broadcast schedule click here.

  • Child Care Initiative Project (CCIP)
    Aims to increase the capacity of family child care providers and improve the quality of care for infants and toddlers in family child care settings. Participants may be new or existing providers that are expanding to a larger capacity or serving families during non-traditional hours/days.

    Training/Event Calendar (If you are not seeing trainings posted through October of 2012 use Mozilla Firefox web browser to view the calendar)

    The Early Childhood Council of Kern sponsors the Infant Toddler Seminar, March 10, 2012. 

    May - 2012

    Thursday 05/24
    Infant - Toddler Workshop: Sing, Rhyme & Story Time~ Language and Literacy Development”
    The first three years are a crucial time of a child’s development. Research on brain development indicates that the brains of infants and toddlers are twice as active as those of adults. Research shows that good care and education contribute to children’s social-emotional, language, cognitive, and perceptual and motor development. High-quality infant/toddler programs provide children with caring relationships, environments, and materials that enrich learning and development.

    Registration begins 5-10-12
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    June - 2012

    Thursday 06/07
    Infant - Toddler Workshop: Nurturing Discovery and Cognitive Development
    The first three years are a crucial time of a child’s development. Research on brain development indicates that the brains of infants and toddlers are twice as active as those of adults. Research shows that good care and education contribute to children’s social-emotional, language, cognitive, and perceptual and motor development. High-quality infant/toddler programs provide children with caring relationships, environments, and materials that enrich learning and development.

    Registration begins 5-24-12
    Event Flyer
    Thursday 06/21
    Infant - Toddler Workshop: Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes~ Physical and Perceptual Motor Development
    The first three years are a crucial time of a child’s development. Research on brain development indicates that the brains of infants and toddlers are twice as active as those of adults. Research shows that good care and education contribute to children’s social-emotional, language, cognitive, and perceptual and motor development. High-quality infant/toddler programs provide children with caring relationships, environments, and materials that enrich learning and development.

    Registration begins 6-7-12
    Event Flyer

    October - 2012

    Saturday 10/27
    SAVE THE DATE!
    Kern County Child Development Conference.
    Rabobank Convention Center


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