Course Curriculum & Certifications
Online childcare training courses offered by GROW Developing Childcare Professionals, cover topics applicable to the childcare industry. Course categories include Environments and Curriculum, Health and Safety, Nutrition and Food Service, Child Development, Inclusion and Special Needs, Guidance and Discipline, Administration and Management, and many others. GROW, provides several online certificate program options that meet the training requirements of the Council for Professional Recognition’s Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential and CDA Renewal, for National Association for Family Child Care Accreditation (NAFCC) and Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED certification.
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Grow Training offers individual online courses, multi-course packages, and certificates in early care and education and human services subject areas. Most courses are available in Spanish.
- Affordable hours courses help meet specific training needs; packages and annual subscription packages for groups and individuals are cost-effective options to meet broader training goals.
- With Grow Training, each person creates an individual training account and password, whether enrolling as part of a group or as an individual.
- Students take courses and print certificates at their own pace; the system maintains course records.
- Available state approvals are shown on the website, and approval codes are printed on certificates, as appropriate.
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Grow Training offers a rich curriculum, with course content developed based on current research and the founder’s 30 years of experience in early care and education and human services.
The content of the course is obtained and examined by experts in the field.
Each course includes specific teaching techniques directly related to the course topic and focused on transferring learning.
In the resources section of each course include downloadable materials, from helpful book lists to relevant web links, for more in-depth information and more information on the subject.