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This program blends academic learning with hands-on training, equipping students to support children (ages 0-12) and their families across various early childhood environments. Graduates gain comprehensive knowledge of child development through age 12, enabling them to design adaptive, inclusive, play-focused educational settings that nurture each child's growth. The curriculum includes 630 hours of field placements across diverse early learning settings, beginning in the first year, allowing students to implement classroom teachings in real-world scenarios.
Note: Part-time online study options are available for interested applicants.
Our graduates:
Possess thorough knowledge of child development from infancy through age 12.
Master observation techniques, reflective practices, and pedagogical documentation.
Understand child learning processes and can develop responsive, inclusive, play-centered educational spaces.
Build professional connections with families, colleagues, and other experts.
Implement current legal requirements in their professional practice.
Champion the needs of families and the early childhood education sector.
Uphold health and safety protocols