Acquired Skills

1. Understanding the concept of early childhood development and the importance of using child development as a reference for comprehensive child care programs.
2. Understanding child development processes across the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional aspects of a child's life.
3. Understanding the reciprocal relationship between the child, family, institution, and community in supporting the child's healthy development.
4. Understanding the role of the Montessori approach in early childhood care and development.
5. Understanding the core functions, nature, and organization of early childhood development settings based on the child's best interests (safety, enjoyment, learning, experience building, and play).
6. Measuring, documenting, and reporting on child progress in key areas of interest (psychological, social, play, and learning).

Target Group

Bachelor’s degree in any of the specializations related to early childhood.

Course Duration/Hours

40 Hour