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Child Care Training - Early Childhood Professionals

At AACC, you can the degree or training needed to become a child care professional or if you are already a child care professional, we can help you stay current with the latest teaching and child care courses approved by the Maryland State Department of Education Office of Child Care.

Child care centers and in-home providers can seek training for behavioral and emotional support, CPR, 90-hour certification and have access to professional development, mentoring, consultation, conferences and a speaker’s bureau.

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Are you already a child care provider working from home or in a center:

Wanting to advance your career with a degree or certificate in early childhood education? You may be eligible for a Child Care Degree and Professional Development Grant.
Wanting to keep your license current by taking MSDE Office of Child Care approved noncredit courses? View our upcoming noncredit course.^PDF
Wanting a free visit by a Behavioral, Emotional Support and Training (BEST) consultant who will provide you guidance for dealing with children from 6 weeks to 5 years of age exhibiting difficult behaviors? E-mail LaTanya McFadden, Doreen Campbell or Ann McCoy or call 410-777-2915. View our BEST flier.^PDF

Are you wanting to become a child care provider

By earning your 90-hour child care certification to work as a director or senior staff?
By earning a degree or certificate in early child care education?
And have already taken the 45-hour pre-service training from CCA approved vendors? You may be eligible to take challenge tests to convert these noncredit classes to credit classes in the degree program. Contact us for more information.

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Last Updated: Nov 3 2009 2:02PM