FREE Online Childcare Training

[Laurel]

http://infanttoddler.tamu.edu/courses/courseListByCatID.php?catid=15

I just found this last night and took one of the courses.

There are 15 hours of possible classes you can take.

You print out a certificate at the end. It has all pertinent info on it and even lists a website where your licensor can verify if they want to.

Given by Texas A & M but you don't have to be a Texas resident to use it.

I am so excited that I can get all my training for this year (10 hours here) for free.

Passing it along....

Laurel

[Patches]

thank you happyface

[rhondawarren]

Awesome! Thanks!!!

[LK5kids]

happyfaceThis is great! Thanks!

[melilley]

Awesome, thanks!

Just make sure your state will accept this towards training. I know in MI, we have to make sure that the state accepts training from different programs. I'm not sure if this is true for every state, just thought I would throw it out there.

[Unregistered]

Thank you! The only one listed on this link that is NOT approved in NY is Routines and Environments that Support Social Emotional Development in Infants and Toddlers.

[melilley]

Thank you! The only one listed on this link that is NOT approved in NY is Routines and Environments that Support Social Emotional Development in Infants and Toddlers.

How do you find out if your state accepts the class or not? I didn't see anything.

[itlw8]

I went to my states training calendar and looked for the link of approved online trainings and it was there. Cool There are enough free trainings in Missouri but these sound better to me.

[Laurel]

How do you find out if your state accepts the class or not? I didn't see anything.

I don't know but Florida generally accepts almost anything so I didn't think of that. Maybe go to your state's website to see if it is approved :confused:

Laurel

[kathiemarie]

Looks great... Thanks for posting!

[Shell]

http://infanttoddler.tamu.edu/course...D.php?catid=15

I just found this last night and took one of the courses.

There are 15 hours of possible classes you can take.

You print out a certificate at the end. It has all pertinent info on it and even lists a website where your licensor can verify if they want to.

Given by Texas A & M but you don't have to be a Texas resident to use it.

I am so excited that I can get all my training for this year (10 hours here) for free.

Passing it along....

Laurel

Did you have to pay for the certificate? If so, how much was it?
Thanks!

[LaLa1923]

http://infanttoddler.tamu.edu/course...D.php?catid=15

I just found this last night and took one of the courses.

There are 15 hours of possible classes you can take.

You print out a certificate at the end. It has all pertinent info on it and even lists a website where your licensor can verify if they want to.

Given by Texas A & M but you don't have to be a Texas resident to use it.

I am so excited that I can get all my training for this year (10 hours here) for free.

Passing it along....

Laurel

I'm only seeing 7 out of the 9 classes. Where are the other two?

thank you btw!!

[Maria2013]

Thank you:hug:

[Laurel]

Did you have to pay for the certificate? If so, how much was it?
Thanks!

No, the certificate was free. I paid zero.

Laurel

[Laurel]

I'm only seeing 7 out of the 9 classes. Where are the other two?

thank you btw!!

Hmmm, I only see 7 courses equaling 12 hours. I just wrote what it said in the blue box at the top and didn't really count them.

Laurel