Your Early Childhood Education program at McCann School of Business & Technology
Greetings from the McCann School of Business and Technology. We have been committed to helping our students succeed since 1897. Our administration and staff strive to provide the highest education possible.
There are many programs offered at our campuses in Hazleton, Dickson City, Sunbury, and Pottsville, Pennsylvania. Each of our campuses is accredited and offers flexible day and evening schedules to meet you needs.
Early Childhood Education Program
Graduates from the Early Childhood Education Program are capable of obtaining entry-level positions working teaching assistants and child care givers in nursery schools, pre-schools, and primary school grades, in addition to day care center positions.
Upon successful completion, graduates are capable of producing individualized instruction and attention by means of the teacher’s plan, aid and manage students in a class, develop and maintain a setting appropriate for learning, adhere to guidelines and best practices for working with, caring for, and educating infants, toddlers, and early-school-age children as well as aid and support special needs children.
Graduates are capable of working for public and private preschools, schools, day-care facilities and Head Start programs.
Although requirements will vary depending on State or Local licensing requirements, here are some of the things you may be asked to provide when applying for a nanny license:
- Prior Childcare References
- College Diploma
- Valid Driver License
- Childhood Education Units
- CPR Certification
- Social Security Card
- Current TB Test Results
- Proof of Medical and Car Insurance
- Credit Consumer
Tip of the day
Finding babysitters when you're traveling presents its own set of challenges. You need to find a childcare provider for your little one, but you have to do so from afar. Although finding babysitters when you're getting ready to go on the road isn't the same as looking for childcare locally, there are some things you can do to ensure you are dealing with someone you can trust.
* Check with the hotel you're staying at to see if they offer a list of recommended babysitters. Always find out what type of prescreening or requirements the hotel has in place for babysitters on their recommended list.
* Do some research to find out what babysitter agencies are available in the area. Here, you can also be thorough and find out what sort of prescreening measures are in place for individual childcare professionals.
* Use word of mouth. See if a friend of a friend knows someone in the town you're visiting and can refer you to a reputable agency or a babysitter.
* Use an online database, such as Nannies4hire.com, that lets you search and browse through potential babysitters based on area.
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