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Early Education Career Institute is a National Occupational Credential Registered Apprenticeship program Sponsor. Every ECE staff person participates in apprenticeship that result in a nationally-recognized credential—a 100% guarantee to employers that apprentices are fully qualified for the job.

• Apprentices receive a certificate from the United States Department of Labor at the conclusion of the program

• The USDOL certification is a national credential and is transferrable between state recognized by CCFD, NAEYC, NECPA, all State license regulation and Federal Head Start Programs.

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Program Overview

We Are National Leaders in ECE Career Competency Based Learning

As an educational entity we value the impact our employees and learners have in the economical flow of our nation.

Our Early Childhood Educator program has undergone the rigorous vetting process of the US Department of Labor and is registered as a part of the National Apprenticeship Systems in accordance with the basic standards of apprenticeship established by the Secretary of Labor.
Our evidence based flipped classroom approach to learning has been building early childhood career competence since 2003.

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Jump Start Your Career as an
Early Childhood Educator Through Apprenticeship

Affordability

EECI is a nonprofit, we realize the social impact childcare teachers make and create innovative partnerships to ensure you are not only able to afford to be present in the classroom but to also be qualified.

Workforce Support

Since 2003 we have specialized in accesible instructor-led opportunities for early childhood practitioners. Early Education Career Institute approach to learning is competency based. We meet learners where they are, embrace their unique differences as academias.

Our Program

We employ research and evidence-based standards as a bases for course framework and outcomes. Our method of onboarding supports owners and directors in sustaining their grants and worker retention and is backed by US Department of Labor through Apprenticeship.

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