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Early Childhood Training
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Current Tracks & Classes
- Challenging Behaviors: Infant - Toddler, Session 1, Social-Emotional Development within the Context of Relationships
Class Date: Mar 18, 2010
- Challenging Behaviors: Preschool - Pre-K, Session 3, Individualized Intensive Interventions – Determining the Meaning of Challenging Behavior
Class Date: Mar 24, 2010
- Challenging Behaviors: Preschool - Pre-K, Session 4, Individualized Intensive Interventions – Developing a Behavior Support Plan
Class Date: Apr 28, 2010
- Ages and Stages Screening: Using the ASQ Questionnaire
Class Date: Apr 29, 2010
- Positive Guidance: Part 2, Magic List of Positive Guidance Techniques
Class Date: May 6, 2010
- Mercer Math
Next session: Mar 16, 2010
- FDC: Empowerment Skills for Family Workers
Next session: Mar 17, 2010
- EHS Infant – Toddler Symposium
Next session: Mar 31, 2010
- Child Development Associate (CDA) Training Series
Next session: Apr 22, 2010
- Child Development Associate (CDA) Training Series
Next session: May 11, 2010
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- Early Care and Education Training Schedule
- Child Development Associate Credential Training
- Train the Trainer Course
- Registration Form
Helpful Links
To earn CDA:
- Have a high school diploma or its equivalent
- Have 480 hours of experience working with young children
- Have 120 clock hours of formal training
- Complete a portfolio
- Complete an oral interview
- Complete a written test
Early Care and Education Training
Sheltering Arms’ Georgia Training Institute (GTI) builds our state’s capacity to create positive outcomes for children and families. GTI provides quality training for early care and education and family support professionals. GTI students increase skills and knowledge, advance in their careers, and strengthen their commitment to the field. GTI’s Early Care and Education Training is unique:
- Training is research-based.
- Training encompasses the expertise of Sheltering Arms Early Education & Family Centers, a provider of care and education for young children since 1888.
- Workshops are hands-on, with an on-site accredited child development center that serves as a laboratory.
- Training offers a first-hand look at how best practices are being applied in a nationally-acclaimed model for successful early care and education.
- GTI’s accessible, community-based setting helps child care professionals build the self-esteem and confidence needed to pursue formal education in Georgia technical schools, colleges, and universities.
GTI Early Care and Education Training Includes:
- Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential
- Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Continuing Education
- Facility Development and Design
- Program Design and Implementation
- Monitoring and Planning for Licensing and Accreditation
- Transportation
- Administrator Training
- Food Service Management
- Early Head Start Model Classroom Seminars
- On-Site Consultation
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