Successful conclusion: 19 participants qualified as specialists for daycare centers!

Successful conclusion: 19 participants qualified as specialists for daycare centers!

Hammersbach, Deutschland - What is happening in the Main-Kinzig district? Very big cinema! A few days ago, the successful completion of the practice -oriented further training as a "specialist in cooperation" was celebrated, which began in October 2022 in cooperation with the educational institution "Mission Kita". A total of 19 committed participants were able to look forward to their certificates after they had learned both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in 160 teaching units to support pedagogical work in day care centers. Advanced online (§25b) and takes into account the applicable quality standards of early childhood education.

In modern rooms of "Mission Kita" in Hammersbach, the training courses took place, where, according to the feedback, there was a positive and relaxed learning environment. The participants felt that they were in good hands and appreciated the exchange with each other and the support from the speakers, who always had an open ear for their concerns. In fact, the good theory-practice transfer was another highlight that praised the participants. The appreciative atmosphere, regardless of age or origin, was also highly emphasized. Terminal for Kids added that the content was wide and were well distributed on the classrooms.

increasing demand and valuable qualification

The need for more staff in childcare also emphasized Jannik Marquart, the district deputy and youth director. Further training is considered an important pillar in the qualification of educational employees. Max Greulich, Managing Director of Mission Kita, praised the personal and professional development of the participants. One participant enthusiastically reported on increased self -confidence and a better understanding of child development, which shows how valuable such qualifications are.

The feedback from the participants was consistently positive: the speakers not only brought in specialist knowledge, but also their practical experience, which made the lessons vivid and appealing. Numerous examples from practice were dealt with that were very well received by the participants. This content was conveyed in such a way that even participants could easily follow without any previous school knowledge. A great praise is due to the lecturers for their commitment and openness. The further education initiative places special emphasis on quality and further training in children's days developed that can now also be used by the providers.

The demand for such further training is not only visible in the Main-Kinzig district. A second course is already underway and the start of a third further training is planned for the end of August. These developments impressively show that a future -oriented path is taken here, which increases the quality of early childhood education.