Training « Child Care Council – Rochester, NY

Tailor Made Trainings

November 30, 1999

For Child Care Center Staff and Administrators

In-Service Courses and Individualized Training Program-Both are EIP fundable!

In-Service Courses:(ISC)
The Director of a Center and the In-Service Coordinator of the Child Care Council, Inc. plan what courses are needed, what will be the exact content of the courses and when the courses will be presented. These In-Service Courses can be presented in the evening after the Center is closed or during the day with proper coverage. You can schedule one In-Service Course, a few, or plan your training schedule for the entire year.

Individualized Training Program:(ITP)
This training program is for individual child care center and School Age staff and/or teaching teams within the same classroom who need training in specific areas. An Education Consultant from the Child Care Council, Inc. works directly with a teacher on a one-to-one basis in the room during the day with the children. The ITP program can be scheduled for a minimum of ten hours and a maximum of thirty hours within one calendar year.

For more information about either of these programs please call the Education Department at (585)654-4720.

Qual-a-Homes Training Program

November 30, 1999

A NYS approved Individualized Training Program, (ITP) Qual-a-Homes is a 10-month on-site training program for Family Child Care and Group Family Child Care Providers who are committed to actively improving the quality of their child care services. Our Education Specialist will come to you, presenting a 3 hour training each month utilizing your environment and engaging the children in your care. This program covers all the required training areas and required hours in 10 months.

Benefits:

Receive 30 hours of training in one year, accepted by NYS (CEU 3.)
Monthly in-home training conducted by professionals
Learn how to assess your environment and program using the “Family Day Care Environmental Rating Scale”
Each training session in your home is individualized to meet your identified needs and goals
Engage in hands-on activities with the children in your care that practice theories of high quality Early Childhood Education

Eligibility:

Registered Family Child Care Provider, Licensed Group Family Child Care Provider, or an Assistant in a Group Family Child Care Program
Providers are eligible to complete one 30 hour session for ONE TIME ONLY. After the initial training, our consultant will complete a professional development plan with the provider and assist with the next step of identifying training or college coursework in the community.
Eligible to receive EIP funds from NYS, or able to pay privately
Commit to actively work towards improving the quality of your child care program

For more information on Qual-A-Homes Training Program
contact the Education Department at (585)654-4720 or 1-800-743-KIDS

Program Registration Fee – $75.00
(non-refundable, payable by participant)

New On-Line Training!

November 30, 1999

New Online Training Opportunity from SUNY Professional Development Program – Preventing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and Promoting Safe Sleeping. Check out the new ECETP E-learning Course Catalog. Click here.

CPR

November 30, 1999

This 5 hour Red Cross Training and Certification class is for Infant, Child and Adult CPR.

News from OCFS- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) & First Aid Training Become a Requirement

November 30, 1999

On August 13, 2010 a law was passed that requires all child care providers to have at least one employee who holds a valid certificate in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid on the premise of the child care program during the program’s operating hours. This includes family day care providers and substitutes. This law goes into effect on December 11, 2010. We will be adding many more First Aid and CPR classes to meet this demand! Click here for the official letter.

Wayne County Family Child Care Association Professional Development and Support Series

November 30, 1999

This monthly series covers all 9 topic categories in the New York State training requirements. Participants who attend this series will complete 24 hours of training in one calendar year.

Wayne County Currently Operating Group:
1st Monday of each month
6:30pm – 8:30pm
Newark Office

CPR

November 30, 1999

This 5 hour Red Cross Training and Certification class is for Infant, Child and Adult CPR.

Rochester:
July 19 & 21
August 1 & 3
August 23 & 25
September 20 & 22
October 3 & 5
November 1 & 3
November 28 & 30
December 13 & 15

Newark:
August 2 & 4
October 4 & 6

Lakeville:
September 27 & 29

Family and Group Family Child Care Registration & License Renewal

November 30, 1999

Don’t wait until the last minute to get your hours in for your Registration/License renewal! Start now!

Renewal Series I:
(F1/3) Flexible, Fearful, Feisty; (F2) Special Needs; (F1/3) Positive Guidance Techniques; (F3/4) Parent Communication, Parents as Partners; (F5/7) Regulations Review and Discussion; (F6/8/9) Child Abuse 101.

Dates: Mondays, July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8, 15

Renewal Series II:
(F1/3) Having Fun with Music and Movement; (F1/2) Learning about Nutrition through Play; (F1/3) Goops & Gaks; (F1/3/4) Baby Wants More; (F5,7) Regulations Review and Discussion; (F6/8/9) Shaken Baby Syndrome: Coping with Crying.

Dates: Mondays, Aug 29, Sep 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 17

Renewal Series III:
(F1/3) Flexible, Fearful, Feisty; (F1/2) Special Needs; (F1/3) Positive Guidance Techniques; (F3/4) Parent Communication, Parents as Partners; (F5/7) Regulations Review and Discussion; (F6/8/9) Child Abuse 101.

Mondays, November 7, 14, 21, 28, December 5, 12

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