Upcoming Training
Training for Child Care Providers
Responsible Adult in Child Care Settings
Interested in working with children? Register now!
Date: Thursdays, May 11th – June 22nd and one Saturday, June 24, 2017 (no class May 18th)
Time: 7:00 – 9:30 pm (Thursdays) plus 9:30 am – 3:00 pm (Saturday June 24h)
Location: CCRR Sechelt office, 5520 Trail Avenue
Cost: $100.00 (includes worksbook)
This 20-hour course prepares participants for the following employment possibilities:
School Age Group Child Care (licensed), Occasional Child Care (licensed), as a replacement or a substitute/casual on call for Early Childhood Education Assistants (licensed group child care centres or preschools). This course also meets the training requirements for non ECE Child-minders. Other employment possibilities may include casual family drop-in programs, family child care or other related positions. This is a non-credit course (cannot be applied towards the completion of a degree).
For more information or to register, contact the CCRR at 604-885-5657 or coastccrr@sccss.ca
Needle Felt a Playscape
A workshop for child care providers and other ECD professionals
Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Gibsons CCRR, St. Bart’s Church
Cost: $20.00
Presenter: Natalie Grambow
2 hour pro-d certificates will be issued
Workshop participants will learn how to craft a felted playmat/landscape, also called “Playscapes”, where they will create a natural environment and explore story-telling through puppetry, igniting the imagination of the children. During the workshop, we will cover traditional wet felting techniques using wool fleece, soap and water, and different tools to felt the wool into a wonderful meadow-scene playscape.
Fleece, materials and tools are included in the workshop – participants should each bring an old towel (bath towel sized) for the wet felting, and dress to get a little wet!
Natalie works at Community Services as a Family Resource worker and is trained in early childhood and child development. In addition, she has also been trained in therapeutic story-telling and puppetry for young children. She has an extensive background in Textile Arts and has been teaching fiber arts workshops, story-telling for young children, puppetry and felting for many years.
For more information or to register, contact the CCRR at 604-885-5657 or coastccrr@sccss.ca
Interested in working with children? Register now!
Date: Thursdays, May 11th – June 22nd and one Saturday, June 24, 2017 (no class May 18th)
Time: 7:00 – 9:30 pm (Thursdays) plus 9:30 am – 3:00 pm (Saturday June 24h)
Location: CCRR Sechelt office, 5520 Trail Avenue
Cost: $100.00 (includes worksbook)
This 20-hour course prepares participants for the following employment possibilities:
School Age Group Child Care (licensed), Occasional Child Care (licensed), as a replacement or a substitute/casual on call for Early Childhood Education Assistants (licensed group child care centres or preschools). This course also meets the training requirements for non ECE Child-minders. Other employment possibilities may include casual family drop-in programs, family child care or other related positions. This is a non-credit course (cannot be applied towards the completion of a degree).
For more information or to register, contact the CCRR at 604-885-5657 or coastccrr@sccss.ca
Needle Felt a Playscape
A workshop for child care providers and other ECD professionals
Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Gibsons CCRR, St. Bart’s Church
Cost: $20.00
Presenter: Natalie Grambow
2 hour pro-d certificates will be issued
Workshop participants will learn how to craft a felted playmat/landscape, also called “Playscapes”, where they will create a natural environment and explore story-telling through puppetry, igniting the imagination of the children. During the workshop, we will cover traditional wet felting techniques using wool fleece, soap and water, and different tools to felt the wool into a wonderful meadow-scene playscape.
Fleece, materials and tools are included in the workshop – participants should each bring an old towel (bath towel sized) for the wet felting, and dress to get a little wet!
Natalie works at Community Services as a Family Resource worker and is trained in early childhood and child development. In addition, she has also been trained in therapeutic story-telling and puppetry for young children. She has an extensive background in Textile Arts and has been teaching fiber arts workshops, story-telling for young children, puppetry and felting for many years.
For more information or to register, contact the CCRR at 604-885-5657 or coastccrr@sccss.ca
Training for Parents and Families
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