The Early Childhood Education Technician program is designed to train capable professionals in the fields of childhood education and childcare management. It is designed to meet children's basic needs for hygiene, comfort, sleep and safety.
Students will learn to assess children's needs and provide appropriate care. They will also acquire the skills needed to design and revise educational actions according to children's needs. They will be able to provide childcare services to a group of children, while ensuring that the children receive quality education and feel safe. Students will also learn to build positive relationships with children and work collaboratively with parents and colleagues.
Graduates of this program will be well prepared to work as childhood education technicians in a variety of settings, such as daycares, early childhood centers and schools.
Possibility of financial support from the Government of Quebec for eligible candidates. Certain conditions apply.
Link to Services Québec:
Services en ligne – Aide à l’emploi | Gouvernement du Québec (quebec.ca)
Holding a DCS in Early Childhood Education Techniques opens up a wide range of opportunities for graduates to explore.
Here are a few examples of fields in which they can practice the profession:
Daycare centers:
Preschool centers:
Elementary schools:
Community organizations :
Hospitals and rehabilitation centers:
Social services: Specialized training: Professional recognition: Practical experience: Employment opportunities: Positive impact on children's livesstrong>The Early Childhood Education Technician program is designed to train capable professionals in the fields of childhood education and childcare management. It is designed to meet children's basic needs for hygiene, comfort, sleep and safety.
Students will learn to assess children's needs and provide appropriate care. They will also acquire the skills needed to design and revise educational actions according to children's needs. They will be able to provide childcare services to a group of children, while ensuring that the children receive quality education and feel safe. Students will also learn to build positive relationships with children and work collaboratively with parents and colleagues.
Graduates of this program will be well prepared to work as childhood education technicians in a variety of settings, such as daycares, early childhood centers and schools.
Possibility of financial support from the Government of Quebec for eligible candidates. Certain conditions apply.
Link to Services Québec:
Services en ligne – Aide à l’emploi | Gouvernement du Québec (quebec.ca)
Holding a DCS in Early Childhood Education Techniques opens up a wide range of opportunities for graduates to explore.
Here are a few examples of fields in which they can practice the profession:
Daycare centers: Preschool centers: Elementary schools: Community organizations : Hospitals and rehabilitation centers: Social services: Specialized training: Professional recognition: Practical experience: Employment opportunities: Positive impact on children's livesstrong>| Personal Assistant : Early Childhood Education Program | Nursery assistant | Daycare Helper | Educational daycare assistant | Kindergarten teacher’s assistant |
| Nursery school assistant | Daycare educator assistant | Early childhood educator assistant | Infant educator helper | Nursery assistant |
| Daycare worker helper | Daycare assistant | Early childhood assistant | Daycare coordinator | Pre-school educator |
| Early childhood educator, kindergarten | Early childhood educator | Early childhood preschool educator | Daycare educator | Nursery educator |
| Baby gardener | Infant gardener | Nursery gardener | Educational daycare monitor | Early childhood education program assistant |
| Daycare attendant | Preschool teacher supervisor | Baby gardener supervisor | Toddler gardener supervisor | Childcare supervisor Preschool educator supervisor |
| Supervisor, nursery teachers | Daycare supervisor | Supervisor, early childhood education programs | Daycare supervisor | Early childhood education supervisor |
| Daycare technician | Childcare worker - daycare center | Daycare services worker | Early childhood education worker | Daycare worker |
To secure your place in the Childcare Techniques Program, you must meet the general college-level admission requirements outlined in the Regulation respecting the college education system.
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| Admission fees | Annual registration fees | Tuition fees per session Quebec Students |
Tuition fees per session Canadian students not resident in Quebec |
Tuition fees per session International Students |
| 50 $ | 200 $ | 1 595 $ | 3 375 $ | 6 534 $ |
| Technical DCS in Early Childhood Education - Intensive ( 6 sessions - 2 years ) | |||||
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| Admission fees | Annual registration fees | Tuition fees per session Quebec Students |
Tuition fees per session Canadian students not resident in Quebec |
Tuition fees per session International Students |
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| Fall session | 50 $ | 200 $ | 1 595 $ | 3 375 $ | 6 534 $ |
| Winter session | 50 $ | 200 $ | 1 595 $ | 3 375 $ | 6 534 $ |
| Summer Session | 50 $ | 200 $ | 1 063 $ | 2 843 $ | 5 932 $ |
*Other fees per session:
Incidental fees: $175 / session
General Student Association: $14 / session
Student collective insurance: $50 / session
