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Applications for Field Experience next Spring are due December 15th! Don't delay- check out the details in the Additional Resources area!
Students who pursue this major are interested in working as leaders in the field of Infant and Toddler care and Education, but who do not wish to be licensed teachers.
Students who pursue this major are interested in working as leaders in the field of Infant and Toddler care and Education, but who do not wish to be licensed teachers.
Daycare Provider
Daycare Provider
Role: Cares for children (often infants to preschool-age) in a daycare setting or home-based environment.
Responsibilities: Supervising play, preparing meals, teaching basic skills, ensuring safety, and communicating with parents.
Average Salary: ~$30,000–$35,000/year
Infant/Toddler Teacher
Infant/Toddler Teacher
Role: Care and educate children under 3 using age-appropriate curricula.
Responsibilities: Care and educate children under 3 using age-appropriate curricula.
Average Salary: ~$30,000–$35,000/year
Teacher Aide or Assistant
Teacher Aide or Assistant
Role: Supports lead teachers in classroom settings (K–12 or preschool).
Responsibilities: Assisting with lessons, supervising students, preparing materials, and offering individualized help.
Average Salary: ~$27,000–$32,000/year
Parent Educator
Parent Educator
Role: Provides guidance to parents on child development and parenting skills.
Responsibilities: Conduct workshops/home visits, assess family needs, offer support and resources.
Average Salary: $40,000–$55,000/year
Program Director
Program Director
Role: Oversees the planning and implementation of educational programs in schools or early childhood centers.
Responsibilities: Curriculum oversight, staff management, budgeting, compliance with education standards.
Average Salary: $60,000–$90,000/year
Home Visitor
Home Visitor
Role: Supports families by providing educational and developmental guidance in the home, often for early childhood programs like Head Start.
Responsibilities: Conducting home visits, supporting parenting skills, assessing child development, and connecting families with resources.
Average Salary: ~$35,000–$42,000/year
Child Development Specialist
Child Development Specialist
Role: Supports families by providing educational and developmental guidance in the home, often for early childhood programs like Head Start.
Responsibilities: Observe and assess developmental milestones, support family engagement.
Average Salary: ~$35,000–$60,000/year
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