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Child Development Permits

Child Development Permits. Careers in Education 2. What is a Child Development Permit?. Permit given by the California Teacher Credentialing Commission (CTC) A uthorizes service in the care, development and instruction of children in a child care and development program.

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Child Development Permits

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  1. Child DevelopmentPermits Careers in Education 2

  2. What is a Child Development Permit? • Permit given by the California Teacher Credentialing Commission (CTC) • Authorizes service in the care, development and instruction of children in a child care and development program. • A permit is required to be eligible for child care and Development teaching or administration positions funded by California Department of Education/Child Development Division

  3. Who needs a Child Development Permit? • Preschool teachers and child-care workers • They need this in order to nurture and teach Preschool children-age 5 or younger-in child care centers, nursery schools, preschools, public schools, and family child\ care homes.

  4. What are the different permits available? • All permits are valid for 5 years • All permits have a renewal requirement • Assistant • Associate Teacher • Teacher • Master Teacher • Site Supervisor • Program Director

  5. Child Development Permit Matrix

  6. Child Development Assistant Option 1 • 6 units of Early Childhood Education • No days of experience Option 2 • ROP

  7. Child Development Associate Teacher Option 1 • 12 Early Childhood Education units - minimum of three semester units from each of the 3 core areas • Child Growth & Development • Child/Family & Community • Programs/Curriculum • 50 days of experience within the last 2 years

  8. Child Development Associate Teacher Option 2 – No Days of Experience • Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential – Must be earned in California • CDA Credential only equals 9 ECE units towards Teacher Permit

  9. Child Development Associate Teacher Renewal • Initial Associate Teacher Permit valid for 5 years • Can renew one time only • Must complete additional 15 units towards the Teacher level permit • Remedial units do not count towards renewal • No extension if renewal requirement not met

  10. Child Development Teacher Option 1 • 24 ECE units – including core units • Child Growth & Development • Child/Family & Community • Programs/Curriculum • 16 General Education units • English/Language Arts • Humanities • Social Science • Math/Science • 175 days of experience within the last 4 years

  11. Child Development Teacher Option 2 – No Days of Experience • Associate of Arts or higher in ECE or related field with 3 units of supervised field experience in an Early Childhood Education/Child Development setting

  12. Child Development Master Teacher Option 1 • 24 ECE units - including core units • Child Growth & Development • Child/Family & Community • Programs/Curriculum • 6 specialization units (one area of focused study) • 2 adult supervision units • 16 GE units • English/Language Arts • Humanities • Social Science • Math/Science • 350 days of experience

  13. Child Development Master Teacher Option 2 – No Days of Experience • BA or higher (does not have to be in ECE/CD) • 12 ECE units – do not have to be core units • 3 units supervised field experience in a ECE/CD setting

  14. Child Development Site Supervisor Option 1 • AA or 60 units, including the following • 24 ECE units – including core units • Plus 6 administration units • Plus 2 adult supervision units • 16 GE units • 350 days of experience including 100 days of supervising

  15. Child Development Site Supervisor Option 2 – No Days of Experience • BA or higher (does not have to be in ECE/CD) • 12 ECE units – do not have to be core units • 3 units supervised field experience in an ECE/CD setting

  16. Child Development Site Supervisor Option 3 – No Days of Experience • Administrative Credential • 12 ECE units – do not have to be core units • 3 units supervised field experience in an ECE/CD setting

  17. Child Development Site Supervisor Option 4 – No Days of Experience • Valid Multiple Subject Credential • 12 ECE units – do not have to be core units • 3 units supervised field experience in an ECE/CD setting

  18. Child Development Program Director Option 1 • BA or higher (does not have to be in ECE/CD) • 24 ECE units - including core units • Plus 6 administration units • Plus 2 adult supervision units • 1 year of site supervisor experience

  19. Child Development Program Director Option 2 – No Days of Experience • Administrative Credential • 12 ECE units – do not have to be core units • 3 units supervised field experience in an ECE/CD setting

  20. Program Director Option 3 – No Days of Experience • Valid Multiple Subject Credential • 12 ECE units – do not have to be core units • 6 administration units • 3 units supervised field experience in an ECE/CD setting

  21. Child Development Program Director Option 4 – No Days of Experience • Masters degree in ECE/CD or Human Development May use Masters degree in related field with 24 ECE units

  22. Professional Growth Hours Some permits require that you document your Professional Growth Hours

  23. Professional Growth Hours • Forms provided by the Commission and the Child Development Training Consortium • www.ctc.ca.gov • www.childdevelopment.org

  24. How do I complete the hours? • You may: • Complete one or more college or university courses • Attend a conference or workshop • Provide service in a leadership role in your center. • Provide service in a leadership role in a professional organization . • Provide service as a professional growth advisor. • Conduct educational research and innovation. • Perform systematic programs of observation and analysis of teaching. • Participate in a program of independent study. • Improve basic skills • Participate in creative endeavors. • Receive your First Aid/CPR card

  25. Child Development Program Director • Respond to the following questions: • Identify the key differences between a the different Child Development Permits that are available? • Choose a permit & explain why you would pursue it

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