Georgia DECAL Scholars offers eligible Georgia early childhood educators up to $500 toward CDA training with an eligible Georgia trainer. DECAL Scholars reviews applications and pays approved scholarship funds to the trainer. Awards depend on eligibility and available funds. The award may not cover the full cost of training, and you are responsible for any remaining balance or costs not covered by the award.
ChildCareEd offers CDA training options in Family Child Care, Infant/Toddler, Preschool, and Birth to Five. Course prices and availability can change; your invoice will show the price for your selected training.
DECAL Scholars currently requires applicants to:
DECAL’s requirements and funding availability can change. Review the official eligibility requirements before applying.
DECAL requires supporting documents with the application, including recent paystubs or applicable business income documentation, a qualifying ID, a GaPDS profile, and an invoice from the trainer. See the official document list and application guidance. Submit documents directly to DECAL, not through the ChildCareEd interest form.
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