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Dean: J. Frank Malaret
Early Childhood Education Program
Career Opportunities
This program provides preparation for employment in child development
programs, public and private preschools, and children's centers. The
program meets the course requirements for teachers and directors in
private child development centers licensed by the California State
Department of Social Services, and the Children's Center Instructional
Permit issued by the Teacher Credentialing Commission for teachers in
public preschools and children's centers. Upon completion of the
Associate in Arts with a major in Early Childhood Education, plus the
requirements for a Site Supervisor Certificate, students would be
eligible for the Site Supervisor Child Development Permit. The Infant
Care Option provides more focused training for those wishing to work
with infants. The School Age Child Care program is designed for those
desiring to work with older children. The Associate Teacher, Teacher,
Master Teacher, and Site Supervisor Certificates are aligned with the
Child Development Permits issued by California's Commission on Teacher
Credentialing (January 1997). California law requires that teachers in
state-funded child care and development centers possess a Child
Development Permit. The School-Age Assistant, Associate, Teacher,
Master Teacher, and Site Supervisor are aligned with the Child
Development Permit Matrix. In addition, Early Childhood Education
offers a Teacher Preparation Program that is articulated with
California State University, Sacramento.
The following certificates and
degrees (Associate Teacher, Teacher, Master Teacher, and Site
Supervisor) are aligned with the Child Development Permit matrix issued
by the Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
Sacramento City College
3835 Freeport Blvd * Sacramento * CA * 95822
This page was last updated: Friday, January 25, 2008 at 12:47:44 PM
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