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Early Childhood Educators (ECE) guide young learners through their crucial developmental stage from infancy to age five. They create and deliver curriculum that nurtures cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development. Canada currently faces a significant shortage of certified Early Childhood Educators. Our ECE program boasts a 100% employment rate within six months of graduation, with many students securing positions directly from their practicum placements. Students often begin as ECE Assistants while completing their studies. Depending on immigration status, Stenberg's Basic certificate graduates typically earn between $16-$23 per hour, while Post-Basic diploma graduates can anticipate $20-$30 per hour. Career opportunities include: Both for-profit and non-profit childcare facilities, Cooperative preschools, Private early learning centers, Kindergarten programs, Inclusive preschool environments, School-age childcare programs, Group childcare facilities, Home-based daycares, Various child care services.
Successful completion of an Early Childhood Education Basic (Certificate) level program
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