Michigan
Training courses are approved by Michigan’s Professional Development Registry and can be used towards required clock hours to open and operate a child care program; obtain and renew CDA credentials; and in-service or continuing education training. Upon successful completion of a course, participants will earn continuing education units (CEUs) & a certificate of completion. To learn more about training requirements please visit Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.
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- Michigan 5 Hr Childcare Safety bundle for Staff Bundle includes: Safe Sleep, Child Maltreatment I, Shaken Baby Syndrome, and ADHD Help Every Child Shine. Receive a total of 0.5 CEUs. Regular: $52 – Now: $25 Click here
- Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases (including immunizations)
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Administration of Medication “Illness Detection”
$8.00Participants will understand how to detect illnesses and safely administrate medicine with parent(s) consent.
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Attract New Families “Marketing”
$15.00This course focuses on identifying customers in your community, assessing competitors, and marketing methods to generate leads.
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Child Maltreatment I
$15.00This course focuses on identifying, reporting, and meeting the needs of abused, neglected, or deprived children.
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Growth and Development Infancy to School Age
$15.00This training focuses on comparing the different states in child development skills of young children.
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Observation and Assessment in Young Children
$15.00This course focuses on reporting and communicating observation and assessment of children.
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Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases
$15.00This training covers infectious diseases, blood-borne pathogens and prevention though basic cleanliness.
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Professionalism
$8.00During this training participants identify ways to remain professional when working others such as staff, children, and families.
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Shaken Baby Syndrome
$8.00This training covers abusive head trauma as it relates to shaken baby syndrome and how to calm an infant and build a support team.
