Child Studies Programs at Ontario Colleges
What to expect from a career working with Children
Those who work in child studies have a highly demanding, but rewarding job – they get to see and help children as they grow, change and overcome obstacles. Child studies (also known as child development or early childhood leadership) programs prepare students to work with children, their families and community services to enhance education and promote healthy development. Ontario college child studies programs can lead to careers in both education and early childhood development.
If you love working with children and are interested in a career in child development, here’s what you need to know. More
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| GEORGE BROWN | RYERSON UNIVERSITY | WAITLISTED | 8 SEMESTERS | 2013 - Sep | Visit | |||||
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
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| ST. CLAIR | MAIN | OPEN | 5 ACADEMIC YEARS (PERIODS OF 8 MONTHS) | 2013 - Sep | Visit | |||||
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION BA/ B. ED/ E.C.E.
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