Marietta
Paulding
Online
Child growth
Development and learning experiences
Child Growth and Development
Guidance and Classroom Management
Child Care Center Director
Preschool Teacher
Do you currently work with young children and want to expand your career options, or are you interested in beginning work in a career with young children? Our nationally accredited AAS Degree, Diploma, and TCCs prepare you to understand child growth and development, integrated curriculum, how to work well with families, and how to plan appropriate learning experiences.
Here is more information about the ECCE department’s conceptual framework.
Early Childhood Care and Education Associate of Applied Science Degree
Early Childhood Care and Education Diploma
Early Childhood Exceptionalities
Program-Specific Information
Bright from the Start – Georgia’s child care licensing agency – requires a Child Development Associate (CDA) certification or Technical Certificate of Credit (TCC) for all individuals working with young children in licensed programs.
The Early Childhood Care and Education Basics TCC offered by Chattahoochee Tech meets this requirement. View the Early Childhood Care & Education Basics flyer for more information.
Career Opportunities in Early Childhood Care and Education
Infant-Toddler teacher, Preschool teacher, Teacher Assistant, Center Director, Center Owner, Paraprofessional, Nanny
Where are these career options?
Early Learning Programs, Family Child Care Learning Homes, Georgia Pre-K programs, Head Start Programs, Public Schools, Private Schools, Half-Day Programs
Marietta
Tamika Brundidge
Lourdes Dumke
Susan McKoy
Paulding
Maria Abercrombie
Marietta
Helen Rhoads
Chattahoochee Tech honored graduates from the state’s largest technical college at two commencement ceremonies held Thursday, May 12, at the Clarence Brown Conference Center in Cartersville. There were 517 graduates,
Chattahoochee Technical College honored its outstanding alumni, volunteer, and benefactor of the year at the 2022 Spark Workforce awards event held Thursday, May 5, at the Earl and Rachel Smith
Chattahoochee Technical College hosted high school students and industry representatives from Bartow County for an event celebrating Manufacturers Appreciation Week on Friday, April 29, at the college’s North Metro Campus.