Health and Safety Requirements
Provider Requirement Levels.
North Carolina Early Childhood Credential (NCECC) Often called "EDU 119," this is a single community college course required for lead teachers in centers.
- Steps to achieve: Enroll in and pass the EDU 119 course at a local community college.
Reimbursable Training Information through the State.
WAGE$ Salary supplements (bonuses) paid to teachers based on their education level.
- Description: Salary supplements (bonuses) paid to teachers based on their education level.
- How to apply: Submit an application with transcripts to Child Care Services Association (CCSA).
Opening a Childcare Facility in North Carolina
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Agency: Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) - Division of Child Development and Early Education (DCDEE).
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Contact: 1-800-859-0829
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Website: NC DCDEE
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Steps: You must register for and attend a Pre-Licensing Workshop (2 days for centers, $135 fee) provided by DCDEE.
Training we do not offer
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ITS-SIDS: This course must be taken from a state-approved SIDS trainer (often required to be in-person or live virtual).
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Pre-Licensing Workshop: Only offered by DCDEE.
Please verify with your specific state or local licensing agency to ensure our training courses meet your current regulatory requirements.
