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NACC Early Childcare Assistant

Become Job-Ready in Just 45 Weeks

Launch your career in Childcare Assistance, Early Learning Support, or Preschool and Daycare Settings.

PROGRAM DETAILS

NACC Early Childcare Assistant Diploma Program

The Early Childcare Assistant diploma program at Academy of Learning Career College – Mississauga West prepares students to support children’s learning, development, and well-being. Students explore child development, learning processes, teaching techniques, classroom management, and student supervision, with an emphasis on building children’s confidence and supporting diverse learning needs. The program also develops essential computer and communication skills and includes First Aid, CPR Level C, and a practicum to help students apply their learning in a workplace setting.

CAREER ADVANTAGES

Why Early Childcare Assistant ?

  • Child Development: Learn how children grow and learn, with a focus on supporting their development, confidence, and well-being.
  • Early Learning Support: Develop skills in teaching techniques, classroom management, and child supervision to help create positive and supportive learning environments.
  • Communication and Safety: Build communication and teamwork skills, explore diverse learning needs, and complete First Aid and CPR Level C training.
  • Practical Experience: Apply your learning through a practicum, developing skills and confidence to support children and work alongside educators.

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Early Childcare Assistant Employers Are Looking For

Upon completing the NACC Early Childcare Assistant program at Academy of Learning Career College, you will develop the following essential skills:

  • Child Development & Human Behaviour
  • Supporting Children’s Learning & Self-Esteem
  • Early Childhood Education & After-School Care Support
  • Teaching Techniques & Classroom Management
  • Child Supervision & Safety
  • Supporting Children with Diverse Learning Needs
  • Communication with Children, Families & Educators
  • First Aid & CPR Level C
  • Keyboarding (25 WPM)
  • Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Outlook & PowerPoint
  • Practical Skills Developed Through a Practicum

EMPLOYMENT & CAREERS

Employment-Focused Training for a Career in Early Childcare

The NACC Early Childcare Assistant program at Academy of Learning Career College – Mississauga West prepares students to support children’s learning, development, and well-being. Training focuses on child development, early learning support, communication, supervision, and creating positive learning environments.

Practical learning helps students build confidence supporting children and working alongside educators. Graduates can pursue assistant roles in childcare and early learning settings.

Job Roles You Can Pursue

Graduates of the NACC Early Childcare Assistant program can pursue opportunities such as:
  • Early Childcare Assistant
  • Early Childhood Educator Assistant
  • Daycare Assistant
  • Preschool Assistant
  • Childcare Program Assistant
  • Before- and After-School Program Assistant

These roles support educators by helping with learning activities, supervising children, assisting with daily routines, and encouraging positive social interactions. Job titles, responsibilities, and hiring requirements vary by employer.

Childcare Settings Where You Can Work

Graduates may find opportunities within:
  • Childcare and daycare centres
  • Preschool and nursery programs
  • Before- and after-school childcare programs
  • Community-based childcare programs
  • Early learning centres

These settings need caring, dependable assistants who can support children’s daily needs and help educators maintain welcoming and engaging environments.

Career Preparation & Workplace Skills

Students develop communication, teamwork, and organizational skills to prepare for working with children, families, and educators. Training encourages patience, creativity, and a professional approach to childcare support.

Workplace preparation focuses on:
  • Communicating effectively with children and adults
  • Working collaboratively with educators
  • Following instructions and supporting daily routines
  • Responding to children’s individual needs
  • Organizing materials and assisting with activities
  • Building confidence through practical learning

These skills help students prepare to contribute to childcare teams and support children throughout their early learning experiences.

Built for Real Childcare Environments

Training connects child development concepts with everyday childcare responsibilities. Students learn how to support learning activities, encourage children’s confidence, assist with supervision, and help create inclusive environments.

The program prepares students to work alongside educators, support children’s development, and approach childcare responsibilities with care and professionalism.

SALARY OUTLOOK

Expected Salary for NACC Early Childcare Assistant

Early childcare assistants can earn competitive wages, with earnings varying by experience, employer, location, and working hours. The NACC Early Childcare Assistant program develops child development, communication, supervision, and early learning support skills for career opportunities in childcare settings.

C$45,760 per year

Illustrative annual earnings based on Ontario’s median wage of $22 per hour for early childhood educators and assistants, assuming a 40-hour workweek over 52 weeks. This occupational figure includes educators and assistants; starting wages and actual earnings may differ.

Data source: Job Bank Canada.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

What You Need to Get Started

Applicants must meet the admission requirements and complete the enrolment process before starting the NACC Early Childcare Assistant program. Our admissions team will guide you through each step.

  • Grade 12 or equivalent, or Mature Student Status
  • Good command of the English language and the ability to follow instructions
  • An admissions interview to assess interest, motivation, and entry-level skills
  • Availability to attend the required weekly hours according to the approved course schedule

Contact our admissions team to confirm program-specific admission requirements and any documentation needed before practical training.



CAREER OUTLOOK

Launch Your Career in Early Childcare

The NACC Early Childcare Assistant program helps students develop skills to support children’s learning, development, and well-being. Training prepares students to assist educators, support daily routines, and contribute to positive childcare environments.

Start your journey today and take the first step toward a rewarding career supporting children and their families!



BUILD YOUR FUTURE IN EARLY CHILDCARE

NACC Early Childcare Assistant Training

Prepare for a Career Supporting Children’s Learning and Development

The NACC Early Childcare Assistant program at Academy of Learning Career College – Mississauga West prepares students to work alongside educators in childcare and early learning settings. Students develop knowledge and practical skills to support children with care, patience, and professionalism.

Training focuses on child development, early learning support, communication, and supervision. Students learn how to assist with activities, encourage positive interactions, and support children’s confidence and participation.

The program emphasizes teamwork and a supportive approach to children’s individual needs. These skills help students contribute to welcoming environments where children can learn, play, and develop.

Practical learning connects classroom concepts with everyday childcare responsibilities, helping students build confidence working with children and collaborating with educators.

Graduates can pursue assistant roles in daycare centres, preschools, early learning centres, and before- and after-school childcare programs. Job titles and hiring requirements vary by employer.

Take the first step toward becoming a valued member of a childcare team. Contact our admissions team to learn more about program duration, enrolment requirements, practical training, and upcoming start dates.

  • Duration 45 Weeks
  • Students Trained 9,100+
  • Average Salary CAD $36,000 – $53,000 / year
  • CampusMississauga West Campus
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