Early childhood educators on PEI are required by the Early Learning and Child Care Board to successfully complete 45 hours of continuing education during every three year period following issuance of the certificate to maintain certification. The ECDA plans over 100 hours of on-going training each year - visit the events page to see what's coming up next!
You submit your hours to the Department of Education and Early Years-- here is a link to more information: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/service/early-childhood-educator-record-of-on-going-training-hours
The Early Childhood Development Association of PEI, in partnership with PEI Employee Benefits and Blue Cross, have designed a group dental and health benefits package for ECDA members that is customized to the needs of Early Childhood Educators. The plan includes significant coverage on medical, dental, drugs, vision, foot care, psychologist services, social work, massage therapy, naturopathic medicine, travel emergencies, and more. The cost of this top-of-the-line benefits plan remains very affordable due to the large number of participants. To be eligible to participate in our group benefits plan, you must be currently working in a licensed child care centre. We require a minimum of two registered plan members per participating child care centre and they must be current and ongoing members of the ECDA.
If there are any other questions you have please contact us for more information!
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