Early Childhood Education - Mission College

Early Childhood Education from Mission College is a Campus Associate Early Childhood Education degree that prepares you for a Education career. Student learning outcomes: Upon successfully completion of course work including Core Courses, students will: Demonstrate knowledge of child development theory and its application to Early Care and Education by identifying key developmental theorists and recognizing children's developmental stages; Demonstrate competence in facilitating the development of each young child as a unique individual through the creation of individual and group curriculum that promotes physical, cognitive and/or socio-emotional development; and, Achieve eligibility for certification on Early Childhood Education Permit from the California State Department of Education through the completion of at least 6 units of early childhood development coursework. Students will be assessed through exams, observation reports, case studies, demonstration of skills, research papers and practicum evaluation. Career options: Family Child Care Provider Site Supervisor for Child Development Programs Early Childhood Teacher Early Childhood Teacher Aide Elementary School Pre-Teacher Training Infant-Toddler Child Care Provider School Age Child Care Provider Successful completion of 39 semester units in coursework listed below plus additional units in general education to meet the college requirements for graduation. Some graduation requirements occasionally change. Consult a counselor for General Education information on the requirements or see the appropriate catalog. View more details on Mission College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Early Childhood Education courses.