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The BK-ECE program provides the students with the opportunity to develop the knowledge and skills needed to educate young children in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous settings. A combination of theory and its practical application in the field equips students to excel in the profession. Job security and opportunities for career advancement are attractive characteristics in the field of Early Childhood Education.
Graduates are uniquely prepared to address the culturally specific needs of First Nations communities, working directly with young children and their families and as members of multi- disciplinary teams.
For more information contact Nipissing FN site, Julie McLeod julie.mcleod@anishinabek.ca Munsee-Delaware FN site, Carolyn Doxtator carolyn.doxtator@anishinabek.ca
Through this program you will develop the knowledge, skills and experience required to deliver developmentally appropriate practices and provide a safe and stimulating learning environment for young children. You will be uniquely prepared to incorporate the culturally specific needs of First Nations communities where traditions and language are essential to ensuring the total development of the young child. The opportunity for career advancement, plus financial and job security, are some of the reasons to begin your rewarding career in the field of ECE.
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