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May 3, 2021
May is Child-Care Month in B.C.
Let’s recognize the vital work and dedication of Early Childhood Educators and all Child-Care Professionals!
Early Childhood Educators (ECE’s) are the heart of a quality, affordable, accessible child-care system. Child-care professionals offer young children a caring and safe environment where young children are free to create, explore, and learn. Child-care professionals teach children to share and respect themselves and each other. Every day, but especially during the month of May, we acknowledge all child-care professionals for their dedication, support, and professionalism to the children in their care and their families.
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Selkirk College adds 12 early childhood education seats
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108 early childhood education seats are being added to public post-secondary institutions across the province. This includes 12 seats at Selkirk College.
The B.C. Government is investing $1.26 million for the mostly work-integrated learning programs, which will offer childcare workers the opportunity to become certified while employed in the sector.
According to the Province, there will also be seats in a traditional in-person or online program, followed by a field practicum in a childcare environment.
“COVID-19 has shone an even brighter light on the importance of Early Childhood Education in B.C. and the impact it can have on children and families,” said Nelson-Creston MLA Brittny Anderson. “Their education here in the Kootenays will benefit the entire region by giving parents more options for childcare and their own work and helping kids grow and learn in safe, healthy environments.”