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What are the differences between a Child Development Permit, a Certificate, and a License?

April 26, 2017Certificate child development differences license permit

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What are the differences between a Child Development Permit, a Certificate, and a License?

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A Child Development Permit is required to teach in a program, also known as Title V program that receives subsidies from the Child Development Division of the State Department of Education. A Child Development Permit is issued by the Commission on Teacher Preparation. The permit matrix offers a variety of permits, each requiring a different level of education and giving the holder varying degrees of authority. For more information on Child Development Permits, click here. A Certificate is created by the Child Development Department. We currently offer five certificates: Assistant Teacher, Associate Teacher, Teacher, Violence Intervention and Counseling, and Early Intervention Assistant (EIA) Training Program. Any student who meets the course requirements of a certificate can apply for it through the Admissions & Records Department, P300. For more information on our Certificates, click the following link: http://merritt.edu/~chdev/Certificates.html A License is given to childcare progra