Learning Centre
Early Childhood Development Association of PEI
The Early Childhood Development Association of PEI is a provincial, non-profit organization committed to promoting and supporting quality early childhood development programs and services for our Island’s children & families.Early Childhood Educators of BC
The Early Childhood Educators of BC advances early childhood education and educators in the province of British Columbia. They provide professional development opportunities, training, and resources for early childhood educators across the province. They support early childhood educators to inform the broader community about their work. They are dedicated to building respect for early childhood education and educators.Early Childhood Investigations
Early Childhood InvestigationsEarly Years Professional Development Centre
Early Years Professional Development CentreGoodwill Community Foundation
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L’Association de Development Professionel Pre-scolaire du Quebec (L’ADPPD)
L’ADPPD est engagée à fournir un soutien, le perfectionnement professionnel et des ressources a ces membres grâce a des possibilités qui garantissent l’intégrité du dévouement de l’association pour aider les professionnels de l’enfance atteindre leur plein potentiel.Manitoba Child Care Association
The Manitoba Child Care Association (MCCA) is a nonprofit, membershipfunded, nonpartisan organization incorporated in 1974. Their mission is to advocate for a quality system of child care, to advance early childhood education as a profession, and to provide services to our members.Manitoba Education and Advanced Learning
The Early Childhood Education Unit provides leadership and support to school divisions in the area of early learning for children up to age 8 years. Our focus is birth to eight since this is the most rapid period of development in human life. Through a collaborative approach, the unit partners with school divisions, other government departments (provincial, federal), Early Learning and Child Care, educational stakeholder groups, and parents to promote developmentally appropriate programming and services that help to prepare children for successful school entry and optimal learning in the early years.