TKW Consulting
Tammy Wachter is a certified trainer with
the Minnesota Center for Professional
Development and listed on the Develop
webiste.
MNCPD (Minnesota Center for Professional
Development) administers support for a
statewide trainer approval system for
trainers in the field of early childhood and
school-age care and education. Trainers
interested in becoming MNCPD approved
trainers must apply online. Quality training
relies on trainers who have background
content knowledge, strong training skills
and are committed to strengthening
children, families and communities.
MNCPD is committed to ensuring access to
high quality learning experiences to early
childhood and school-age professionals.
Develop offers professional development
and quality improvement tools to support
early learning & school-age care. This is the
one-stop-shop where you and your
organization can get the tools you want and
need to build upon your success. Together,
we're developing a brighter future for all of
Minnesota’s children. Develop is supported
by the Minnesota Department of Human
Services, in coordination with the Office of
Early Learning.
To see all currently approved workshops…
Tammy can offer many training through
Child Care Aware that offer many approved
workshops including many of the Parent
Aware classes required for the Parent
Aware Rating Program.
Parent Aware’s Star Ratings help parents
find programs that go above and beyond to
prepare children for school and life. Our
One- to Four-Star Rating system – a free
service – measures best practices identified
by research that help children succeed.
Participating programs have:
• Volunteered for extra, in-depth training
• Devoted themselves to strong, caring
relationships with each child
• Adopted the latest approaches to keeping
children’s learning on track
• Committed to daily activities and routines
that help children learn
• Placed a focus on children’s health and
safety.
An accelerated pathway to a Parent Aware
rating is currently available to certain types
of programs (accredited child care, Head
Start and public school pre-kindergarten
programs) statewide.
The Minnesota Department of Human
Services (DHS) leads Parent Aware in
coordination with the Minnesota Office of
Early Learning. Child Care Aware of
Minnesota is working in local communities
to share the Ratings with parents and
prepare child care and early education
programs.
TKW Consulting can also provide
customized training and keynote
presentations on a wide variety of early
childhood educational topics.
These workshops have been presented in a
varitey of settings, including Child Care
Centers, headstart and ECFE trainers,
school / teacher tainings, child care
organizations and associations, as well as
family child care providers.
To see some of the workshops and
trainings that I present. Note that some of
are not currently aproved by the MNCPD…
Promoting Quality Child Care.
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TKW Consulting is certified to provide
training for many of the projects and
initiatives that have been offered in the
State of Minnesota.
Most of these programs are offered in
multiple sessions and many can only be
scheduled through your regional Child Care
Resource and Referral Agency.
This includes most of the trainings offered
through the Center of Inclusive Childcare.
Many workshops offered are part of an
ongoing series of trainings. Some classes
you can pick and choose, some must be
taken in order. Please note session
requirements for each of these workshops.
In addition to the Projects and Initiatives
and Individual Workshops, the following are
workshop series currently offered:
What are the training requirements for
child care providers?
Pre-Service Training Requirements (for new
applicants)
Family child care applicants with a license
effective date on or after July 1, 2014, must
meet these training requirements before a
license will be issued:
•Child Growth & Development / Behavior
Guidance (4 hours)
•Supervising for Safety (6 hours)
•Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID)
•Abusive Head Trauma (AHT)
•First Aid
•CPR
•Child Passenger Restraint (if going to
transport children)
In-Service Training Requirements (for
licensed providers)
Family child care providers that are
licensed before July 1, 2014, will begin
completing the new training requirements
on July 1, 2014. County licensors will begin
monitoring for increased training
requirements on July 1, 2015. A total of 16
hours of in-service training is required
annually.
The following required areas of training
count toward the total of 16 required hours:
•Child Growth & Development / Behavior
Guidance (required annually)
•Supervising for Safety (2 hours required
annually)
•SUID (required annually, with a
video/online option allowed in the alternate
year)
•AHT (required annually)
•First Aid (required every two years)
•CPR (required every two years)
•Child Passenger Restraint (required every
five years for those who transport children)
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