Early Childhood Studies Certificate

HOME | ABOUT ACC | ACADEMICS | ADMISSIONS | ACC FOUNDATION | INSIDE ACC | LIBRARY | STUDENT SERVICES | SITE MAP | CONTACT US | SEARCH

	Academics > Degree & Certificate Programs > Early Childhood Studies Certificate

Accounting AAS Adventure Sports: Leadership and Management Associates Degree in Applied Science Adventure Sports: Leadership and Management Cert. Certificate Business Administration AAS Business Administration AS Business Information Technology Management Associates Degree in Applied Science Business Information Technology Management Certificate Commercial Cooking Certificate Communication and Media Arts Certificate Communications and Media Arts Computer Science AS Criminal Justice - Police AS Criminal Justice - Substance Abuse Services Desktop Support Specialist Certificate Drafting Certificate Early Childhood Studies Certificate Electrical Technology AAS Engineering Science Associates Degree in Science Food Service AAS Forest Technology One-Plus-One Hospitality and Tourism Management AAS IT - Information Systems AAS IT - Networking AAS Liberal Arts and Sciences AA Liberal Arts and Sciences AS Marketing AAS Mechanical Technology AAS Music AS Nursing AAS Precision Machining Certificate Cert Radio Broadcasting Certificate Cert Radio-Television Broadcasting AAS Radiologic Technician AS Teaching Assistant Certificate (Pend) Veterinary Science Technology One-Plus-One

Early Childhood Studies Certificate Cert (CEEC) ACC's Early Childhood Studies certificate program is designed to fill the rapidly growing need for trained professionals in licensed childcare settings. Childcare providers are increasingly demanding formal training prior to employment, or for continued employment. Students completing this program will be prepared to enter the workplace in a variety of childcare settings, or seek advancement if already employed. Students wishing to continue their education may enroll in the Liberal Arts-Humanities/Social Science program and utilize most credits earned in this certifcate. Recommended High School Preparation: High school average of C or above. Students must demonstrate competence in basic literacy, which may include testing or other forms of evaluation. Cr.   Course Title Course Code 1-4   Freshman Experience Hrd 100, Hrd 100A or Hrd 110 3   Writing I Eng 101; Eng 100A & Eng 100B 3-4   Science Course Bio 103 or Sci 161 recommended 3   Children's Literature Eng 249 3   First Aid & Safety Hed 104 3   General Psychology Psy 101 3   Child Psychology (Prereq Required) Psy 202 3   Principles of Sociology Soc 101 3   Introduction to Early Childhood Learning (Fall Only) Ecs 105 3   Curriculum Development and Methods (Spring Only) Ecs 130 3   Field Experience (Prereq Required) (Spring Only) Ecs 205 31 minimum credits required for graduation Program Contact: Recommended First Year First Semester 1-4   Hrd 100, Hrd 100A or Hrd 110 3   Eng 101; Eng 100A & Eng 100B 3   Ecs 105 3   Psy 101 3   Hed 104 3-4   Science Requirement* Second Semester 3   Eng 249 3   Ecs 130 3   Soc 101 3   Psy 202 3   Ecs 205 *BIO 103 or SCI 161 recommended

HOME | ABOUT ACC | ACADEMICS | ADMISSIONS | ACC FOUNDATION | INSIDE ACC | LIBRARY | STUDENT SERVICES | SITE MAP | CONTACT US | SEARCH

Adirondack Community College 640 Bay Road Queensbury, NY 12804 ph: 518.743.2200 fx: 518.745.1433 e: info@sunyacc.edu

Adirondack Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, religion, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, or any other category protected by civil statute or regulation, in admissions, employment, education, or in any aspect of the business of the College. Please send comments or questions about the website to: webmaster@acc.sunyacc.edu. Copyright © Adirondack Community College, 2002. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED | Privacy Policy For best viewing, please set your browser's font size to medium.