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Child Care Provider


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Program Description


Child Care Providers attend to children in schools, businesses, private households, and child care institutions.  They perform a variety of tasks such as dressing, feeding, and overseeing play; are responsible for the safety and wellbeing of the children in their care; and work as part of a team.  CCBC offers four different course series options for students interested in this career track (see scenario options below). The instruction in these scenarios includes skills for relating well to children and their parents or caregivers

Program Outcomes


Successful Completion

CCBC Credential:

Students will earn a CCBC Workforce Training Certificate and have access to a Continuing Education academic record (transcript). Students will receive their 99 hour child care certificate and be eligible for their state certification.

Certifying Organization:

Maryland State Department of Education

Career Opportunities:

Demand for this position is high and many local daycare facilities are looking to fill positions. This training can also be the first step to pursue a career in education or social work. Without certification in Maryland, you cannot become a senior staff or director of a childcare center or run in-home daycare.

Program Length


16 to 20 weeks

Childcare courses begin monthly at the Randallstown Extension Center or Essex Campus.

Program Requirements


High School Diploma or GED

Students must be computer literate and have Internet access.

All childcare providers are required to maintain active CPR certification.

Application Process


Open Entry – No screening or documentation required.

Program Course Sequence


Students must complete Child Care Part 1 (CHI 019) before taking Child Care II (CHI 020).

Scenario 1: Student objective is to become a family childcare provider in the home, or to work in a daycare center as senior staff or director.

1. Child Care 1 Growth and Development: CHI 019 or Child Care 1 Growth and Development Online: CHI 043

  • Textbook/Materials:
    • Child Development; Decker; ISBN 1631260383; $85.30 (CHI 019) or

    • G-W Online for Child Development; Decker; ISBN 1605258946; $85.30 (CHI 043)

2. Child Care 2 Growth and Development: CHI 020 or Child Care 2 Growth and Development Online: CHI 044

  • Textbook/Materials:
    • Working with Young Children; Herr; ISBN 1631260243; $93.30 (CHI 020) or
    • GW Online for Working with Young Children; Herr; ISBN 1631260359; $85.30 (CHI 044)

3. Communication Skills for Child Care Professionals

  • Textbook/Materials: None

 

Program Costs

  • Tuition/Fees: $657-$697 (Tuition-$349-$359/Fees-$308-$338)
  • Textbook/Materials: $170.60 - $178.60

 

Scenario 2: Student objective is to open a family provider daycare in their home.

1. Family Child Care Pre-Service Module 1: CHI 035

  • Textbook/Materials: None

2. Family Child Care Pre-Service Module 2: CHI 036

  • Textbook/Materials: None

3. Family Child Care Pre-Service Module 3: CHI 037

  • Textbook/Materials: None

4. Family Child Care Pre-Service Module 4: CHI 038

  • Textbook/Materials: None

5. Family Child Care Pre-Service Module 5: CHI 039

  • Textbook/Materials: None

6. Family Child Care Pre-Service Module 6: CHI 040

  • Textbook/Materials: None

Program Costs

  • Tuition/Fees: $294 (Tuition-$174/Fees-$120)

 

Scenario 3: Student objective is to work in an after-school program for children ages 6-12.

1. Child Care 1 Growth and Development: CHI 019 or Child Care 1 Growth and Development Online: CHI 043

  • Textbook/Materials:
    • Child Development; Decker; ISBN 1631260383; $85.30 (CHI 019) or

    • G-W Online for Child Development; Decker; ISBN 1605258946; $85.30 (CHI 043)

2. Child Care: The School Age Child: CHI 033

  • Textbook/Materials:
    • School Age Care Environment Rating Scale; published by Hamrs; ISBN 0807755095; $30.60

Program Costs

  • Tuition/Fees: $558-$578 (Tuition-$325-$425/Fees-$133-$253)
  • Textbook/Materials: $115.90

 

Scenario 4: Student objective is to acquire certification to work with infants and toddlers.

1. Child Care 1 Growth and Development: CHI 019 or Child Care 1 Growth and Development Online: CHI 043

  • Textbook/Materials:
    • Child Development; Decker; ISBN 1631260383; $85.30 (CHI 019) or

    • G-W Online for Child Development; Decker; ISBN 1605258946; $85.30 (CHI 043)

2. Child Care 2 Growth and Development: CHI 020 or Child Care 2 Growth and Development Online: CHI 044

  • Textbook/Materials:
    • Working with Young Children; ISBN 1605254363 $85.30

3. Group Care of Infants and Toddlers: CHI 032

  • Textbook/Materials:
    • Online supplement handouts provided in Blackboard

Program Costs

  • Tuition/Fees: $807 (Tuition-$530/Fees-$277)
  • Textbook/Materials: $162.20

Additional Offerings: 

CPR Certification: CPS 001; childcare providers are required to maintain active CPR certification

Communication Skills Training: CHI 031; 9-hour requirement for 99-hour certification

Medication Administration: CHI 042; state-approved course meets 6-hour requirement for providers to administer medication

Credential Booster Classes: Instruction in higher Maryland Child Care Credential levels to help daycare providers be aligned with Maryland EXCELS (Excellence Counts in Early Learning and School-age Care)

  • CHI 057 Age & Developmentally Appropriate Supervision
  • CHI 068 Conflict Resolution Strategies
  • CHI 067 Cultural Competencies and Awareness
  • CHI 066 Developmentally Appropriate Practice
  • CHI 065 Family and Community Partnerships
  • CHI 063 Including All Children and the ADA
  • CHI 054 Introduction to Environmental Rating Scale
  • CHI 061 Nutrition and Active Living
  • CHI 056 Observation and Assessment Birth-12
  • CHI 062 Playground Safety
  • CHI 058 Positive Child Guidance and Discipline Theory
  • CHI 059 Resources that Guide Daily Planning
  • CHI 064 Supporting Children with Disabilities
  • CHI 060 Taking Learning Outside
  • CHI 055 The Child Care Provider as a Professional
  • CHI 031 Communication Skills

Course Substitutions: Courses from other community colleges may be similar, but need to be reviewed by the Coordinator prior to registration.

Program Contact Information


Coordinator:

Lauren Perrera

lperrera@ccbcmd.edu

443-840-1160

Essex, HTEC 013

Administrative Assistant:

Maria Buttion

mbuttion@ccbcmd.edu

443-840-1866

Essex, HTEC 005

Financial Aid and Payment Options


  • Continuing Education Opportunity Grant
  • Partial Payment Option (through Nelnet Business Solutions)
  • Tuition Waiver for Senior Citizens and Individuals with Disabilities
  • Employer/Sponsor Paid Tuition
  • Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS)
  • Local Office of Workforce Development

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