Early Childhood Education - Mitchell College

Early Childhood Education from Mitchell College is a Campus Associate Early Childhood Education degree that prepares you for a Education career. One of the most popular and dynamic programs at Mitchell College , the Early Childhood Education program offers you the Associate degree . Mitchell's comprehensive education program has earned full approval by: The CT State Department of Education The CT State Department of Higher Education Our Teacher Education courses are designed to meet state and national standards set by: The National Association for the Education of Young Children The National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education The CT State Department of Education Framework The Council for Exceptional Children Learn Real World Skills in a Real World Setting Whether you choose the teaching or nonteaching (administration) concentration, what makes Mitchell's Early Childhood Education program stand out from other colleges and universities is the amount of practical experience students gain in the field. You'll have plenty of opportunities to observe, practice in, and learn from classroom experience. That practical experience, together with your specialized courses will prepare you for immediate employment or further study in a variety of degree areas and settings. Mitchell College is fortunate to have its own educational learning lab right on campus ? the Children's Learning Center, a private school for three and four year old children. It is an ideal place for you to practice what you learning in the classroom, and work directly with young children. The College also has a close relationship with numerous other educational schools and programs in the area. Including NAEYC accredited childcare facilities, Charter, Magnet and traditional public school settings. The Early Childhood Education Club and the Business Club are two of the most active student organizations on campus. Club members participate in community outreach programs such as the Cat in the Hat Ball, National Week of the Young Child, and Read Across America America and various other public service projects. Members have also presented at state, regional and national conferences. Some career opportunities for students enrolled in the Early Childhood Education program include: Head Teacher Certified K Grade 3 Public School Teacher School Readiness Teacher at a state funded preschool program Assistant/Director of a Child Care Program Early Childhood Program Director Early Childhood Administrator Infant/Toddler Educator Child Care Resource & Referral Personnel Family Child Care Provider In-Home Early Childhood Professional View more details on Mitchell College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Early Childhood Education courses.