Infant/Toddler Education
Starts August 19, 2020
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6
Courses Required
$426
cost per credit hour
($1,077 for non-residents)
19
Total Credit Hours
Help Children Take Their First Steps
The Infant/Toddler Undergraduate Certificate, offered by the College of Education and Human Services, is designed for early childhood teachers and providers, Head Start teachers, and others who work with young children from birth to three years of age. The certificate is free standing or can be taken with a degree program. If you enjoy working with children and want to enter this field, or if you are already working in an educational setting for infants and toddlers, this certificate will give you the qualifications you need to advance in your career. It will prepare you to make a difference in the life of a child.
- Online Courses
- Infant/Toddler Education
- August 19, 2020
Program Details
This CDFS certificate incorporates the West Virginia Core Knowledge and Core Competencies and the West Virginia Early Standards Framework: Infant/Toddler in order to include the most recent requirements set forth by West Virginia agencies responsible for overseeing teachers and providers working with children from birth through three years of age. The specific body of knowledge in the Infant/Toddler Certificate satisfies new state and federal mandates that teachers of very young children must have formal recognition of their training in order to obtain and/or maintain employment.
There are 19 hours in the Infant/Toddler Certificate program. The certificate can be completed alone or within a degree program.
