Event Details

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Workshops

This event has been approved by the Early Learning and Child Care Board for 1.50 professional development training hours.

Payment Policy

To ensure your spot is secured, all Professional Development fees must be paid in full prior to the event. If you are paying individually you are required to pay at the time of registration.

Exceptions: We allow flexibility for council or board-run centers requiring additional time for check approvals/signatures. Please contact us in advance if this applies to you. Payment is due one week before the event start date.

*If you are mailing a cheque, please allow a few days ahead of the deadline for it to be received by the ECDA office. Our mailing address is: PO Box 2002, RPO Sherwood, PE C1A 9E3
Media Disclaimer

The Early Childhood Development Association (ECDA) reserves the right to use photographs and video recordings taken at ECDA-sponsored events for promotional and educational purposes. By participating, you consent to the use of your image in ECDA publications and digital media.

Opt-Out: If you prefer not to have your image captured or shared, please notify the ECDA in writing prior to the event: [email protected]
Refund Policy

All purchases and sales are final and non-refundable.

Exceptions may be made solely at the discretion of management in the event of documented extenuating circumstances received in advance of the event.

Please note that any approved refunds may be subject to a holdback fee of up to 20% to cover non-reimbursable administrative and processing costs. This holdback fee also applies to all duplicate payment refunds.

Event Details

Duty to Report - Charlottetown

In your role as an Early Childhood Educator, you work with many children and families and encounter many unique situations. In this session participants will have the opportunity to become refreshed, or introduced to Duty to Report. Join us for this informative session presented by experts from the Department of Social Development and Seniors on the Duty to report to child protection. This duty is a responsibility for every person who has the knowledge, or has reasonable grounds to suspect that a child is in need of protection. During this presentation we will have lots of opportunity to ask questions and learn more about our Duty to Report.

Facilitated by: The Department of Social Development and Seniors

A reminder as this is a free session, ECDA has a payment policy for this-- Failure to attend will result in a $20 Admin fee being applied to your account, and you must pay this prior to attending any future free sessions. This policy has been implemented due to many no-shows at events. We value our facilitators and their time, and we often have to cap session capacity so not showing up for an event impacts others who may have wanted to attend.