Our Career Development Center provides free, comprehensive career development services to all current and aspiring early childhood professionals.
The field of early childhood is growing! Explore with us the dynamic range of opportunities to make an impact in the lives of children and families – both in and outside of the classroom.
Whether you are unemployed, under-employed, changing careers, entering or re-entering the work force we will ensure you have the basic tools necessary to successfully market yourself to a potential employer.
A well prepared highly qualified workforce is essential for the growth and development of young children. Make a commitment to lifelong learning!
The Enhanced B5 SUNY-CUNY Workforce Scholarship is a grant for individuals seeking early childhood credentials, certificates degrees and or certification in early childhood education at CUNY or SUNY schools across the state.
Do you work in an early childhood center or family/group family child care program? Would you like to earn a credential, certificate, two year, four year or graduate degree? The Enhanced B5 SUNY-CUNY Workforce Scholarship: Early Childhood Recognition is a needs-based scholarship designed to support those individuals working 20 hours or more in a licensed early childhood center. You are invited to attend an information session to learn about how this scholarship can support you in achieving your academic and career goals!
The CPAC is recognized as the standard for measuring effectiveness in leadership, procedural supervision, and fiscal management for administrators of early childhood and school-aged children's programs. Obtaining the CPAC also serves as a measure of individual professional achievement.
The program provides students not only with the required coursework but also advisement, writing support, portfolio creation, career services, and classroom observation in pursuit of the Child Development Associate Credential. More than 230 students have graduated from the CUNY SPS CDA certificate program since its inception in 2012.
Join the Career Center's Career Conversations Series that will engage educators in a variety of topics that will support their work in the field of early care and learning.
The Early Childhood Career Center has established an ECE Employment Network to connect employers and job seeking professionals at all levels. Apply to connect with one of our advisors.