Courses are generally offered on a two-year rotation. At least one course above 100 level in Early Childhood Education will be offered each quarter. Topics and times will be determined by request and need. Check the quarterly schedule for specific course listings. These classes are provided for parents of babies, toddlers, and preschoolers and include selected topics of interest to participants.
Credit is determined by the scope and length of the seminar workshop, or course.
A minimum of 25 credits must be completed in the Early Childhood Education Program as listed in the recommended curriculum. These courses must be approved by a faculty adviser in the Family and Consumer Studies Department. Most Early Childhood Education classes are offered in the late afternoon or evening to accommodate part-time students and employed persons. Students may complete the requirements for this certificate in six quarters. Employed students may elect to take a longer period of time to complete coursework.