A career of the future. Stimulating, rewarding, focused on people, and much more…
I want to train for the role of educator
Discover the steps for registering for the Work-Study Program
Work-Study Program
Early childhood educator
You've got gigantic know-how
As an educator, you are a specialist in the development of children. You do much more than supervise their activities – you play a crucial role in 4 areas of their development:
1) Physical and motor: their gross and fine motor skills
2) Cognitive: their attention, their memory, their reasoning
3) Linguistic: their communication skills to understand and express themselves with sounds, gestures and words
4) Social and affective: controlling their emotions, their attachment and their interactions with other children and adults to teach them how to live in society
Each of your actions helps the child to grow a little more. You're training the adults of tomorrow.
You master gigantic skills
Your skills are giant, as is your role in the learning of tomorrow's adults.
These are some skills you can acquire through the Work-Study Program:
- Know how to ensure the health and safety of each child;
- Know how to plan and organize educational actions that take into account the needs of each child, in order to promote their overall development;
- Know how to support children in their learning;
- Know how to organize community life;
- Know how to integrate children with special needs;
- (And much more...)
"It's an exciting, rewarding job. We experience pleasure every day. I get the impression of creating the society of tomorrow”.
Nathan Dratler
Discover testimonials from early childhood educators, like Nathan, here!
Your working conditions
As an educator in an educational childcare service, you benefit from advantageous working conditions:
- A salary of up to $30.03/hour
- The possibility of a work schedule of 4 days a week
- The presence of work-family balance measures
For CPEs and some daycares, there are also:
- An advantageous pension plan
- Group insurance programs
See the steps
