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ACS – Education in Chilhood services
(Premières Nations
et Inuit)

(JEE.03)
40.33 collegial units
Hybrid
Gestion petite enfance3
Description Do you have the profile? Admission requirements and fees Course Grid After the ACS Additional information
Description
Description
Full-time
|
In community
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1335 hours
Gestion petite enfance4

This program aims to train you to support children in their growth, highlighting the importance of their cultural identity and community belonging, providing caring, safe, and nurturing environments, while promoting their overall development.

This training is offered in French and English.

List of competency

Analyzing the profession

Encouraging children to adopt healthy lifestyle habits

Creating a safe environment in educational childcare services

Communicating positively in educational childcare services

Promoting the holistic development of the child

Observing the development and behavior of the child

Establishing a positive relationship with the child

Building a trusting relationship with the child's family

Encouraging positive behavior in the child or group of children

Planning democratic educational interventions

Organizing the educational environment

Conducting educational interventions focused on active learning

Aligning educational practices with the language and culture of belonging

Intervening with children facing specific challenges

Assessing educational quality

Do you have the profile?

This program is designed for you if:

You enjoy interacting with children, families, and communities
You have a passion for children's development and well-being
You are a patient and empathetic person
You are a good communicator
You demonstrate creativity
You are flexible
You have planning skills
You have a sense of responsibility
You have a professional ethical sense
Admission requirements and fees

Admission requirements

 

General admission requirements

To learn more about the general admission requirements and the required documents for an application to an Attestation of Collegial Studies (ACS) program, please visit the following page:

Admission requirements

 

Relevant experience in the field could supplement academic training.

 

Specific document required

To be admitted to this program, you will need to provide, in addition to the documents required in the general admission requirements, the following document:

  • Indian Status Card or Inuit Beneficiary Card

 

Fees

To learn more about the fees required for an application to an Attestation of Collegial Studies (ACS) program, please visit the following page:

Fees

Course Grid

Theory
Practice
Personal work
Number of hours per week
322-713-FE

Profession of Inuit and First Nations Childhood education

2
1
1
322-753-FE

Child health

2
1
1
322-763-FE

Child nutrition

2
1
1
322-773-FE

Safety in educational daycare services

2
1
2
322-783-FE

Positive and caring communication

1
2
1
350-704-FE

Holistic development of the child from 0 to 5 years old

2
2
2
350-714-FE

Holistic development of the child from 5 to 12 years old

2
2
2
322-734-FE

Pedagogical observation

1
3
2
322-793-FE

Positive relationship with the child

1
2
1
322-744-FE

Trusted relationship with the family.

1
3
2
322-705-FE

Caring management of child behaviour

2
3
2
322-706-FE

Democratic educational program

2
4
2
322-754-FE

Educational environement

2
2
1
322-716-FE

Animation and active learning

2
4
2
322-764-FE

Educational practices and culture

2
2
1
322-774-FE

Children, families and special challenges

2
2
2
322-715-FE

Evaluation of educational quality

2
3
1
322-709-FE

Internship 1 : Initiation project

1
8
3
322-70C-FE

Internship 2: Professional involvement

2
10
4
After the ACS

On the way to the job market

Profession: Educator in Childhood services

Main tasks:

Conduct interventions related to overall child development and integration
Strengthen cultural security
Ensure pedagogical organization
Address the child's needs in terms of socialization, health, safety, and nutrition
Establish relationships with parents, colleagues, and resource persons

You will be able to work in:

Early childhood centers in First Nations and Inuit territories
First Nations and Inuit school-based childcare services
Additional information

Material/mandatory equipment:

High-speed internet connection
Windows 10 or 11
Office 365 (available free of charge for the duration of the training)
Adobe Reader
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