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Introduction to requirements for entry level employment in licensed child care & pre primary programs

In a room, there is a child sitting at a table writing with a pen in their right hand on a notebook. To the right of the child is a woman holding the same pen with the child. On the table, there is a red and blue folder.
Location:
Online, Atlantic Daylight Time (ADT) NS ,
CA
Event date: 
19 Jul 2022 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm

All you need to know about the Requirements for Entry Level Employment in Licensed Child Care/Pre Primary!!

About this event

Outcomes:

• Establish a plan to obtain the required documentation for employment

• Understand where to find the forms and how to submit

• Understand the timelines for obtaining the required forms

• Review how to stablish SMART goals for success

• Identify possible employers in your area

• Review resume and cover letter development supports available

• Understand the opportunity place intake process

Event Website: 
Registration link
Contact name: 
Opportunity Place
Contact email: 
staff@opportunitplace.ca
Contact phone: 
(902) 864-7520
Region: 
Nova Scotia
Tags: 
child care workforce
early childhood educators
employment

Families for ECEs: Family friendly rally for action

Families for ECEs - Nova Scotia
Location:
TBD ,
CA
Event date: 
9 Jul 2022 - 10:30am

ECEs have been taking care of our families at poverty-level wages for decades - it's time we get loud and take care of theirs.

Save the date! Child Care Now Nova Scotia is bringing families together to get loud for ECEs at a family-friendly event to remind government that we cannot continue to wait to rollout the compensation framework and benefits packages. ECEs need action now.

The advocacy cannot continue to fall on the back of ECEs alone. The Child Care Now Nova Scotia Parent Working group meets again on Monday, June 20th to continuing planning this event. 

Event Website: 
Child Care Now Facebook page
Contact name: 
Contact email: 
novascotia@childcarenow.ca
Contact phone: 
Region: 
Nova Scotia
Tags: 
families
advocacy
workforce