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Early Childhood Assistant

NACC Early Childhood Assistant (Hybrid)

Overview

Inspire Young Minds: Discover TAHA College's NACC Early Childhood Assistant Program!

 

Are you passionate about nurturing children's development and making a positive impact during their formative years? TAHA College proudly presents its NACC Early Childhood Assistant Program in Toronto, where you can embark on a rewarding journey to become a skilled early childhood educator.

 

Program Overview

 

Our comprehensive course covers essential topics in early childhood education, including child development, curriculum planning, health and safety regulations, and effective communication with families. Through hands-on experiences and classroom simulations, you'll gain the knowledge and practical skills needed to support children's growth and learning.

 

Become a TAHA College Graduate

 

Upon successful completion of the program, you'll receive a recognized certification, affirming your competence as an early childhood assistant. Join the esteemed TAHA College community, connecting with dedicated educators who are shaping the future of early childhood education.

 

Embrace the World of Early Childhood Education

 

Ready to make a difference in young lives and contribute to their educational journey? Call us at 416-609-3500 to enroll in TAHA College's NACC Early Childhood Assistant Program. Develop your passion for early childhood education, foster a nurturing environment for children, and embark on a fulfilling career in childcare. Together, let's build a strong foundation for your successful career as an early childhood assistant.

 

Source: National Occupation Classification (NOC 4214)

The information provided is aligned with the National Occupation Classification (NOC 4214), ensuring relevance to current industry standards and job market trends in early childhood education.

Why TAHA College ?

 

Hands-On Training

 

At TAHA College, we prioritize hands-on learning experiences. Throughout the program, you'll engage in practical activities, observational studies, and supervised practicum placements in childcare settings, gaining valuable real-world experience.

 

Personalized Guidance

 

Your success as an early childhood assistant is our priority. Our experienced instructors provide personalized guidance and mentorship, supporting your professional growth and helping you develop effective teaching practices.

 

Benefits of the Program

 

Enrolling in our NACC Early Childhood Assistant Program at TAHA College offers numerous benefits. You'll gain practical skills in creating stimulating learning environments, promoting child development, and building strong relationships with children and families.

Admission Requirements

 

  • A Canadian High School Equivalency Diploma (General Education Development Test), OR
     
  • Equivalent: Foreign credentials must be translated in English and assessed for Grade 12 equivalency by a recognized organization such as WES (World Education Service) (refer to Section I-4.4)
     
  • Mature student status may be granted to applicants who are over 19 years of age and do not have a Canadian high school diploma or GED. Wonderlic SLE with a score of 11 (or other MCU approved  test – Note: CAT and CAST can no longer be used)
     

Additional Admission Requirements
 

If English is not a student’s first language, they must provide proof of English competency. English Language Proficiency Requirements are:
 

  • IELTS – International English Language Testing Services – Minimum average score of 5.5 with no subject
     
  • TOEFL –Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet based test (IBT) – overall 80, with the minimum of each component: Reading 20; Listening 20; Speaking 20; Writing 20.
     
  • CAEL: Overall 60 No section below 60
     
  • Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) with a score of 7 (no section score below 6).
     
  • Canadian Language Benchmark Tests with a score of 7 in each strand (not an average of 7).
     
  • Duolingo English Test with a minimum score of 95
     
  • Pearson PTE Academic with a minimum score of 46.
     
  • NACC Written Entrance Exam (passing score of 60)
     
  • Evidence of successful completion of 2 consecutive years of full-time equivalent post-secondary study in English at a Canadian institution.
     
  • Evidence of successful completion of 2 consecutive years of full-time equivalent post-secondary study in English at an institution outside of Canada.
     

Non-Academic Requirement: (Essential for the Program) - Laptop Computer
 

  • Signed Vulnerable Sector Disclaimer
     
  • Signed Medical Disclaimer

Career Opportunities

 

Career Outlook

 

The career outlook for early childhood assistants (NOC 4214) in Ontario is promising, with a growing demand for qualified professionals in childcare centers, preschools, and early learning environments. As awareness grows about the importance of early childhood education, opportunities for skilled early childhood assistants continue to expand.

 

Wages

 

Early childhood assistants in Ontario typically start at the minimum wage, which is $16.65 per hour. With experience and additional qualifications, such as certifications in early childhood education or specialization in specific age groups, earnings can increase. Salaries vary based on employer, location, and additional responsibilities within the childcare setting.

 

Workplace Opportunities

 

Graduates can pursue various roles as early childhood assistants, daycare educators, nursery assistants, or preschool aides. Opportunities exist in both public and private childcare settings, offering a rewarding career path dedicated to supporting children's learning and development.

 

Limitless Career Opportunities

 

With a certification from TAHA College's NACC Early Childhood Assistant Program, you open doors to limitless career opportunities in early childhood education. Whether you aspire to work in daycare centers, preschools, or community-based childcare programs, your role as an early childhood assistant will be crucial in shaping young minds and fostering their growth.

Frequently Asked Questions ?

Q.1: What is the Early Childhood Assistant program?

The Early Childhood Assistant program prepares students to support early childhood educators in providing care and education to children from infancy to school age, focusing on child development, health, safety, and nutrition.

Q.2: What subjects are covered in the Early Childhood Assistant curriculum?

The curriculum includes courses in child development, early childhood education principles, health and safety, nutrition, behavior guidance, and communication skills.

Q.3: Are there practical training components in the Early Childhood Assistant program?

Yes, the program includes hands-on training, internships, and practicum opportunities to provide students with real-world experience in childcare settings.

Q.4: What career opportunities are available after completing the Early Childhood Assistant program?

Graduates can pursue careers as early childhood assistants, daycare assistants, preschool aides, and childcare workers in daycare centers, preschools, and other early childhood education settings.

Q.5: What makes TAHA College's Early Childhood Assistant program unique?

TAHA College emphasizes practical training, experienced instructors, and a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for supportive roles in early childhood education with a strong focus on child development and well-being.

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