Assistant Teachers Course
Career Highlights
Early Childhood Educators play a vital role in the development of children in their care. They instruct children through activities designed to promote social, physical, and intellectual growth. What children learn and experience during their early years can shape their views of themselves and the world, thereby having a profound effect on later successes in school, work, as well as their personal lives.
Students can be expected to learn the following:
• Developmental stages of children from prenatal to middle childhood.
• Theories in early childhood education.
• Developmentally appropriate curriculum and practice.
• Developmentally appropriate curriculum and practice.
• Examination of the history, basic principles, and philosophies of various types of early childhood programs.
With a solid foundation in the core areas of early childhood education, students will be better prepared to meet the demands in assisting classroom teachers in caring for young children in preschool or childcare center as a fully qualified preschool assistant.
Eligibility Requirements To be eligible for the program candidates must:
• 18 years or older.
• Complete an Early Childhood Education Certificate Program courses.
Students will learn:-
1. Early Childhood Development
2. Family Community Relationships
3. Principles and Practice of ECCE
4. Pediatric CPR & First Aid