Are you wondering what you can do career wise with an Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education? I hope my videos will give you some ideas! Check out my Website here: isabelfaith.com XOXO, Isabel
I’ve been trying to enroll to get a early childhood degree but also looking into BA in behavioral health science in infancy and early childhood studies I can’t seem to make up my mind on which one to do . All I know I want to be able to help young children ❤
@@yllamadavenport8339 that's what I did, for like 3 years I worked as a nursery aide for my church and then a few months working as a floater for their private daycare
@@isabelfaith I did this and my specialist asked me to apply. I was hired at the completion of my field work so I am currently working as a student worker/teacher. One thing I will say, I always showed up on time and only missed two or three days but made up the hours quickly. I also asked a lot of questions and did my best to implement theory into practice. I feel like that showed them how interested and dedicated I was to working with children. I truly recommend taking a practicum class; they’re usually required (at least here…I’m in Los Angeles). And even if you don’t get a job out of it, you are gaining experience which you can add to your resume. I also highly recommend taking at least a few classes in person and getting to know your peers and forming connections with them. Most of the work you’re bound to get will be part time at this level of experience, and I’ve been informed about job openings from them because there was a lot of turnover during the pandemic. Also, I just think it’s nice to get friendly with people who you may or may not find yourself working with someday. It creates a sense of community and belonging.
This was a very informational video! So I recently decided to start working towards an associates degree in early childhood development. Due to the pandemic though, I have hopes of participating in online classes. Can you please tell me what’s my first step to beginning the process? I’ve never attended college before and I greatly need help. Thank you.
I am so glad this video was helpful for you! The first step I would say is finding a community college or a 2 year school that offers Early Childhood Education as a Major. Then you would have to call & find out what you need to do to apply for college. From there you can begin the financial aid process. Once you are accepted into the college and Early Childhood Program, you can begin :) I hope this was helpful for you
I’m not sure if anyone lives in California but here am associate degree gets you $16 dollars an hour. I want to get a masters does anyone know on average how much you would earn an hour with a masters degree working as a preschool teacher?
Informative video, can you please tell me if I complete an associate degree in Early Childhood Education, can I get a job as an Indian? Please mam do reply
Im in college right now i want to take Associate teacher preschool. Its 2 year degree But you think i could work on any schools like elementary , middle school like assistant teacher or what other positions
