New Zealand Certificate In Early Childhood Education And Care (level 4) in Manukau Institute of Technology, New Zealand

New Zealand Certificate In Early Childhood Education And Care (level 4) in Manukau Institute of Technology

Programme highlights

• Help give young children the best start in their education.
• Become an early childhood educator.
• You will learn how to care for children and support them to reach their next milestone.
• This qualification is the best place to start if you want to get a job as an early learning centre educator, home-based educator, teacher aide, education support worker, kaimahi or nanny. Or, you could already be working in the industry and want to get your skills recognised.
• You will also learn the fundamentals in early childhood development.
• Get real-world experience working or volunteering in an early childhood centre or home-based care setting.

You will need to complete all three of the below (16-22 credit) courses:

902.434 Learning and Development Theory (22 credits)

902.435 Curriculum in ECE (22 credits)

902.436 Cultural Partnerships in ECE (16 credits)

Career Opportunities

Entry-level early childhood educator (centre or home-based), teacher aide, education support worker, nanny.

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