Early Childhood Care & Education (ECCE)
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Anuragshivam S
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Here are some courses you can take to learn about early childhood development:Certificate in Early Years Care and EducationThis course is for teachers who want to improve their skills and add a professional qualification to their CV. To enroll, you need a minimum educational qualification of 10 + 2. Diploma in Education (Early Childhood Development)This course is accredited by the University of Zimbabwe and recognised by the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development. The course duration is 3 years. Early Childhood Care Education and Administration CourseThis course is designed t
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Aashi Srivastava
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Yes, you can pursue Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) courses after graduation. The basic eligibility criteria to take admission into ECCE Course is 10+2 level qualification. For post-graduation courses, the eligibility is 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 levels of education.
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Abhay Dixit
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After completing ECCE course, candidates can start working in play schools or other elementary schools across the country and start taking care of children as their own. They can also run their own private nurseries or play schools or can also look after children especially working parents. Many ECCE certificate holders are also recruited by the Aganwadi centres and other health centres that are responsible for taking care of young children.
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Mohit Mishra
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ECCE courses can be pursued by those who have the ability to deal with children and have the empathy to take care of them as their own children. They must be hardworking and agile and must pay attention to the specific demands of the children. They must be young, dynamic personalities who are ready to go beyond their means and provide support and care to young children and take care of their health, education and nutrition.
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Piyush Chatterjee
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ECCE full form is Early childhood care and education (ECCE), as defined by UNESCO, is the “holistic development of a child's social, emotional, cognitive and physical needs in order to build a solid and broad foundation for lifelong learning and wellbeing.” ECCE promotes brain development and has positive long-term economic benefits.
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Pallavi Rai
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ECCE Courses are considered an important intervention with respect to making a strong foundation for the education of young children across the nation. National Policy on ECCE was released in the year 2013 and it has made it important to generate awareness and attention to the importance of early education to children. Learners are prepared to give focus and special attention to young kids and take care of their health, nutrition and education.
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Pallavi
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The syllabus of ECCE usually includes following core components:Child Development: Understanding physical, cognitive, emotional and social development.Learning Theories: Exploring various theories of child learning.Curriculum Planning: Designing age-appropriate activities and experiences.Health and Nutrition: Importance of health and nutrition in early childhood.Family and Community Engagement: Involving families and communities in child development.Assessment and Evaluation: Methods to assess children’s progress.
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