Where can i find a job in Early Childhood Education?
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Look at preschools in your area. Or after care places.
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Well\nYou can be a before and after school director or lead manager\nYou can be a daycare director or site supervisor for one\nYou can work at Head Start
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A teaching job is the main one.  Good luck
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Do a search on the web...there are actually some really good environmental job websites.  I have a degree in Zoology and work as a wildlife biologist...and have found all my jobs via job websites.  There are a lot of teaching opportunites for someone like you...not necessarily classroom teaching...but camps that allow you to teach in an outdoor setting.
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We desperately need more qualified Kindergarten and Early Childhood Educators. Sadly, we do not pay them what they deserve. Early Childhood education is all about using our senses and observing Nature. Psychology, human development, biology, environmental science, chemistry, math, sociology, anthropology and music are great starters, especially human dev and bio in high school.  The very best of good fortune to you.
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www.fish4jobs.co.uk\n\nWhile I have been searching on that site there have been vacancies for graduates...plus check the jobs pages in your local newspaper...If you know of the Metro I advice you pick it up!! \n\nGOOD LUCK X
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early childhood education or elementary education
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Child Care worker... specifically, I would seek a preschool teaching position.  As a preschool teacher you would have the opportunity to be creative in putting together lesson plans and activities for the children to participate in.  You would have a position of authority and have a chance to be a mentor.  I think that is much better for the children and for the teacher than being a "babysitter".  Also, as a child care worker or a teacher you would have more help and a more steady salary.  You also would not have to recruit students.  Even if the job is much the same, it's less stressful to handle in a separate environment than the one you have as your home (your haven).
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it depends on your state, the age levels you'd like to work with, and the type of TA you'd like to be. \n\nIf you're interested in working in public schools with K-12th grade, check with your state and the school district (most school districts have a webpage that includes hiring information and will tell you exactly what they expect for their TAs).\n\nIf you're interested in working with infants/toddlers/preschoolers, then you'll want to take Early Childhood Education credits.  Most community colleges offer those.  Just a couple courses usually get you qualified to be a TA in a preschool.  The more ECE credits you earn, the higher up the chain (and pay scale) you can go. There are lots of these jobs listed in the classifieds of most newspapers.  They often say the # of credits required to apply.  \n\nGood luck!  (remember there are lots of jobs out there that don't require weekends -- be prepared to work hard M-F if you're a TA.)
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http://www.dtcc.edu/connecteddegree/pdfs/early_child_ed_0_k_dsu.pdf\n\nthis is a great print out.  You can get your ECE at some community colleges, and then teach at head start or work in a daycare.  This is a great field, as I am studying it also in Texas.  Good luck!!
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You  could try and get a job as a preschool assistant. While you would not be "lead qualified" you could help with the children, just not be left alone with any. Good luck!
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In most states, programs for young children are required to be licensed. Check this site http://nccic.org/ for links tp each state's requirements. \n\nIt is wise to complete your education before you begin. You would be helped by taking a class in business/administration of child development programs, as well. \n\nIt's great that you have experience working with young children. Perhaps you could work as a teacher for a year or so before you open your own learning center. This will give you confidence in talking with parents and in knowing what to look for in the teachers you hire.\n\nFinally, another resource you might consider: http://www.naccrra.org/\nThis website can lead you to your local community's child care resource and referral. They often have great resources to help people know how to open their own learning centers.
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You can go here:\nhttp://www3.toysrus.com/careers/\n\nYou can do a search there for jobs, and look at posts based on degrees.
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Try the job links below and good luck.
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Check out http://www.53.com.  They have hundreds of job openings, including those in sales and/or customer service.\n\nGood Luck!
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How about being a preschool caregiver?
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Your local Early Years Department at your Council,  (some of them are now called Sure Start),  will have all the information you need such as manuals etc.\n\nIt's their job to get the information out to anyone who needs it.\n\nIf you go to your local Council's website, click on education and you should find their contact details there.\n\nBest of luck.