Vermont began planning for the Child Care Apprenticeship Program.
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Vermont began planning for the Child Care Apprenticeship Program.
1998
The VT Child Care Industry and Careers Council was formed.
Our first Child Care Apprentices were signed in December of 2000
2000
Registered Apprenticeship
Trades including plumbers, electricians, manufacturing, police offices, butchers, etc.
Apprentices: Must be employed
Must have a High School Diploma or GED; or be a student attending Human Services classes at a technical center
Commit to on-the-job training with a qualified mentor in their workplace
Earn 18 college credits, tuition-free
Child Care Apprenticeship
In collaboration with the VT Department of Labor and area child care employers, manages Child Care Apprenticeship
Blends state and federal funding, private foundations, community grants and individual donors and membership dues
Role of the VCCICC
Communication in the Early Childhood Education and Afterschool Workplace (COM 1015)
Infant and Toddler Development (PSY 2020)
Development of the Young Child: Ages 3-8 (PSY 2025)
Curriculum Development for Early Childhood Education (EDU 2045)
Program Management for Early Childhood Education (EDU 2042)
Leadership, Mentoring and Supervision for Early Childhood and Afterschool Practitioners
(EDU 2041)
College Courses
Fall 2015 courses
Bennington (class 3)Montpelier (class 4)Rutland (class 1)Springfield (class 4)Winooski (2 cycles-class 1 and 4)
Spring 2016 will add both St. Albans and St. Johnsbury (class1)
College Courses for Apprenticeship
Child Development Division contract
VT Department of Labor
Registration fees from non-apprentice students
Membership dues
Funding for College Courses
Early Learning Challenge Grant
Spans 2014 through December 2017◦ Funding 1 FTE (includes travel)◦ Six sets of courses◦ Marketing ◦ Additional training for apprentices
Funding
VCCICC has provided funding to support 45 continuous semesters, first at Champlain College in 2001/2002 and at CCV starting in 2003
Over 1,600 INDIVIDUAL students
Taken over 2,800 classes
Have earned 8,658 credits!
To Date
Child Care Apprenticeship
111 apprentices have completed the Program
42 apprentices have signed agreements with the VT Department of Labor
4 are in their Orientation period, slated to sign agreements and start college coursework in January.
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