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The CCCC On-Line Child Care Job Bank helps link child care centers and family child care homes with applicants to serve as staff or substitutes.

The following child care jobs are currently available in Kern County, California. Listings include openings for program directors, teachers and teacher aides. Click on the job title for a job description and employer contact information. Job postings are renewed every two weeks. If you are interested in any of the jobs below, please contact the employer directly.

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Post a job opening on-line for FREE! To place a job opening, employers can e-mail or fax announcements to CCCC or request a Job Listing form from Resource and Referral. CCCC reserves the right to decline any job posting.
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Ideas for Staff Recruitment

  • Post openings at college placement offices at Cal State, Bakersfield College and Cerro Coso
  • Offer incentives to employees for finding appropriate candidates
  • Attend job fairs
  • Inform local education professors of openings * Promote substitutes and volunteers
  • Invite open applications

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  • Learn About Careers in Early Care & Education pdf symbol:
  • Putting Together Your Portfolio
  • Resume Writing Tips and Samples You Can Use
  • Job Interview Tips

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  • CPR/First Aid Training
  • Fingerprints can be done at CCCC 24th Street office
  • TB Testing Locations

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    • KCSOS Job Opportunities
    • Child Care Food Nutrition Program provides education and reimbursement to family child care providers for nutritionally balanced meals served to children in their care.
    • Kern County Local Investment in Child Care (LINCC) Project develops the business skills of child care providers and center staff by offering business trainings, assistance with obtaining a loan to start-up, enhance, or expand the child care businesses, and one-to-one technical assistance and support in the areas of business such as developing a business plan, marketing, and bookkeeping.
    • Resource Library offers providers the opportunity to borrow toys, equipment, books, magazines and videos.


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