FAMILY CHILD CARE PROVIDERS ONLY: This workshop is part the Strengthening Business Practices for Family Child Care Programs series, a business practice curriculum designed by The National Center on Early Childhood Quality Assurance. The content and activities are designed to strengthen providers’ foundational knowledge of sound fiscal management and business operations. This training consist of two parts (1 and 2)- You must attend both sessions in order to receive 6 hours of quality assured training. Part 1: Budgets, Planning and Projections In this module, participants will learn about build program budgets, understand how to project for future business costs and learn a process for building a budget and how to use it for decision-making throughout the year. Lastly, participants will also explore how to project business costs, generate additional income, and plan strategically for future goals. Part 2: Financial Reports and Internal Controls In this module, participants will be introduced to financial reports that can help you to better manage the program’s finances as well as learn about the concept of internal systems and how they can strengthen your program’s fiscal health.

FAMILY CHILD CARE PROVIDERS ONLY: This workshop is part the Strengthening Business Practices for Family Child Care Programs series, a business practice curriculum designed by The National Center on Early Childhood Quality Assurance. The content and activities are designed to strengthen providers’ foundational knowledge of sound fiscal management and business operations. This training consist of two parts (1 and 2)- You must attend both sessions in order to receive 6 hours of quality assured training. Part 1: Budgets, Planning and Projections In this module, participants will learn about build program budgets, understand how to project for future business costs and learn a process for building a budget and how to use it for decision-making throughout the year. Lastly, participants will also explore how to project business costs, generate additional income, and plan strategically for future goals. Part 2: Financial Reports and Internal Controls In this module, participants will be introduced to financial reports that can help you to better manage the program’s finances as well as learn about the concept of internal systems and how they can strengthen your program’s fiscal health.

Building Future Success in School-age Children teaches school-age providers how to connect the Early Learning Foundation Skills developed beginning at infancy into building assets in school-age children. It will explain the benefit of building assets and how these assets later transition into the development of soft skills that people need in order to be employable in the future workforce. Participants will engage in discussions, hands-on activities and plan using backward design.