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3/8/2018 to 3/12/2018
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When:
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March 8-12 8:30 am-5:30 pm
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Where:
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Texas United States
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Contact:
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Ari Sarousi
855.706.3272 x101
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Online registration is closed.
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Developed for center directors, emerging leaders and child care professionals, the National Administrator Credential (NAC) is a comprehensive, 45 hour course conducted on-site and is an award for demonstrated mastery of administration skills. The NAC is recognized as a mark of excellence that designates individuals who have demonstrated the knowledge essential to managing a child care center.
The NAC Course
The NAC course offers childcare and education Directors and Administrators a chance to get forty hours of high-quality relevant, college-level education in a 4-5 day time frame at a reasonable cost.
- Students are expected to complete projects and reading assignments between classes, so most elect to stay at the workshop facility for the full five days.
- Each class is made up of candidates from a variety of childcare and education programs and their diversity enhances the learning atmosphere and networking possibilities.
- The NAC course is organized into 10 sections encompassing the professional development competencies for administrators of early childhood education centers.
NAC Course Competencies
- History of Early Childhood Education, and Personal and Professional Development of the Child Care Professional
- An Effective Organization
- Internal and External Systems
- Laws and Regulations
- Staff Management and Human Resources
- Educational Programming
- Marketing, Advertising and Public Relations
- Financial Management
- Operational Planning and Evaluation
- Leadership and Advocacy
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