Associate
Degrees in Education & Early Childhood Education
Hesser
College - 5 New Hampshire Locations
Associate of Early Childhood
Education : Students
will learn to teach young children how to read,
write, and do basic mathematics. They will also
help them develop socially by instructing them
in forming good relationships. As teachers, students
will be responsible for reporting a child's progress
to their parents and their supervisors.
- Early Childhood Education - Associate
of Early Childhood Education
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Penn Foster College
Early
Childhood Education - Associate in Specialized Business:
There are certain skills you need to begin a career
in early childhood education. With Education Direct
distance learning, you can earn your early childhood
education degree quickly and conveniently. Learn
valuable skills with these courses and more:
- Fundamentals of Early Childhood
Education.
- English Composition and Computer
Literacy.
- Child Psychology and Language and
Literacy Development.
- Curriculum for Early Childhood
Education.
And you’ll earn your
Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education at
home – no classroom needed!
Start a rewarding career in the growing
field of early childhood education.
Why earn a distance learning associate
degree? With the right credentials, you can:
- Earn $27,000 a year or more in
a career expected to grow 23% by 2010.*
- Work for an age-appropriate early
childhood education program.
- Work for a kindergarten or elementary
school, depending upon the qualifying requirements
for your area.
Remember - The need for early
childhood education services is growing along with
the number of after-school and summer programs,
along with the growing population. This means more
opportunity for you!
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*All salary
information is based on the “Occupational
Outlook Handbook,” a publication of the U.S.
Department of Labor. Individual student earnings
vary.
**Growth figures represent
a ten-year period ending 2010. Source:” National
Industry-Occupation Employment Matrix,” a
publication of the U.S.Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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