Associate in Arts
Certificate
Course Descriptions
Faculty Contact
Home >>
About NMJC Admissions & Records Athletics Contacts What's Happening Student Services Specialized Training W. Heritage Museum Giving to NMJC Jobs Library SBDC Site Map
Academics >>
Academic Calendar Course Schedule Arts & Humanities Careers and Technology Math & Sciences Division of Public Safety Continuing Education, Work Force Development and Distance Education College Catalog Course Descriptions Faculty Pages Online Learning High School Programs Assessment of Student Learning
Academic Programs >>
Accounting Administrative Assistant Anthropology Architectural/Drafting Technology Art Athletic Training ASEP-GM ASSET-Ford Automotive Technology Biology Business Business Information Systems Chemistry Cisco Academy Computer Information Systems Construction Technology Corrections Academy Cosmetology Criminal Justice Drama/Theatre Economics Elementary Education Emergency Medical Technician English General Management Geography Geology Government History Industrial Technology Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Academy Legal Secretary Management Marketing Mathematics Music Nuclear Technician Nursing Office Technology Paralegal Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Engineering Pre-Law Pre-Medical/Dental Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Veterinarian Psychology Radiological Control and Waste Handling Secondary Education Sociology Spanish Speech Transportation Welding Welding Inspection and Testing General Studies/Undeclared
Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood Education Certificate

New Mexico Junior College
Certificate
Updated December 30, 2007

Name:____________________________   Social Security Number:____________________________

Certificate:   Early Childhood Education

Upon satisfactory completion of the courses below the student will be awarded a certificate from the State of New Mexico-Office of Child Development. This certificate, will be helpful in meeting the needs of students who plan to teach in Head Start, work as teacher-assistants in K-3rd grade classrooms, work in child-care settings, those who plan to transfer to a four-year institution and major in Early Childhood Education, or for Elementary Education students and teacher who want a firm foundation in working with children from birth through eight-years-old. A minimum grade of 2.0 (“C”) is required for each class completed. However, many four-year institutions in New Mexico require a 2.5 to 2.7 grade point average in order to transfer. All of the courses required for this certificate will transfer to the Associate in Arts for Early Childhood at NMJC. The students should meet with an appropriate advisor in order to ensure the proper order and completion of classes.

Requirements – 32-35 credit hours:

PS 110 College Orientation (0) or   ED 123 Family & Community Collaboration (3) ____
PS 113A Freshman Seminar (3) ____ ED 212 Practicum II-L (2) ____
EN 113 Composition and Rhetoric (3) ____ ED 222 Health, Safety, & Nutrition (2) ____
ED 213G Early Childhood Growth & Development (3) ____ ED 213C Assessment of Children & Evaluation of
Programs
(2)
____
ED 112 Professionalism (2) ____ ED 223C Curriculum Development &
Implementation II
(3)
____
ED 112A Practicum 1-L (2) ____ ED 223D Introduction to Reading & Literacy
Development
(3)
____
ED 113A Guiding Young Children (3) ____      
ED 113B Curriculum Development & Implementation I (2) ____      

Total Certificate Requirements: 32-35 credit hours

Approved:

Advisor: __________________ Date: __________________
Checked: __________________ Date: __________________
  (Registrar)          

:Associate in Arts:  :Course Descriptions:  :Faculty Contact: