Care Courses are accepted for British Columbia's 40-hour professional development requirement for renewing an
Early
Childhood Educator (ECE) License. Click here
Need your 20 Hour Responsible Adult Training? Our course, Child Development and Guidance meets British Columbia's 20 Hour Responsible Adult Training
Requirement. The course covers the following areas: child development; guidance; and health, safety, and
nutrition.
Have information or questions for us?
Please contact Care Courses by email at info@CareCourses.com or by
phone M-F, 9-5ET: (800) 685-7610
British Columbia Students say:
"I successfully completed the Responsible Adult course and was very pleased with
the
info and courses! Very easy to use and understand and very informative. Thank you."
- Penticton,
British
Columbia
"I am currently working through the first course in the "British Columbia 20-Hour Responsible Adult
Training
Courses" bundle. I am learning lots and having a really enjoyable time. I quite like the "voice/tone" of the
course - it makes me feel like I've got a friendly, professional instructor by my side :) Really glad I
found
Care
Courses! Cheers! " - Port Coquitlam, British Columbia"I have really enjoy taking the courses [Biting Hurts!, Toilet Learning, and Mixed-Age
Groups
in
Early Childhood Programs] so far!! I am currently renewing my license after a long leave from ECE. I wish
I
had
this years ago!!! I love the information and it has proven to be so helpful to me and the other staff!!! I
feel
like I want to take each one as they all apply to everyday life in our daycare day. Thank you !!!
"
-
Fernie, British Columbia
"Thank you so much for the opportunity to take this bundle course [Responsible Adult Training] online. It was a
wonderful
experience to navigate this very well organized bundle course. I easily accessed every section. The course
philosophy is based entirely on preparing a caregiver for the most important mission: to raise valuable
human
beings who can assure real progress through cooperation, not through competition. I valued this vision the
most.
I've completed the course fully energized and ready to apply everything I learned from it, and to enrich
children's experiences. " - Vancouver, British Columbia
Opening a child care facility in British Columbia:
For those of you interested in starting a day care or home-based child care facility in British
Columbia, please contact your local licensing using the contact information below. The licensing agency can give
you
advice on the requirements, rules and regulations of your province.
British Columbia Ministry of Children and Family Development
Child Care Programs and Services Branch
Ministry of Children and Family Development
