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- What services do we offer? We provide consulting and training services in early childhood education, including accreditation preparation, federal review readiness, staff and director certification, and keynote speaking.
- Who is Dr. Daphne Fudge? Dr. Daphne Fudge is a seasoned expert with over 30 years of experience in early childhood education, specializing in Head Start, child care consulting, and staff development.
- What is the National Early Childhood Program Accreditation (NECPA)? NECPA is a prestigious credential that demonstrates excellence and quality in early childhood education programs. Dr. Daphne is a certified NECPA trainer.
- How can Dr. Daphne help my program prepare for accreditation? We offer customized consulting services to guide your program through every step of the accreditation process, ensuring you meet all required standards.
- What is the National Administrator Credential (NAC)? The NAC is a Director’s Credential that provides administrators with professional development in early childhood education management.
- Can I earn or renew my NAC through distance learning? Yes, we offer a flexible, home-based NAC Distance Learning Program through Zoom, allowing you to earn or renew your credentials from the comfort of your home.
- What is the CCP (Certified Childcare Professional) program? The CCP program is a nationally recognized certification that qualifies recipients to advance in child care and early childhood education.
- How do I renew my CCP certification? We offer several options to renew your CCP certification, including converting a non-national credential. The process is straightforward and incurs no additional fees.
- What is the Fast Track CCP Program? Our Fast Track CCP program is a 5-day course designed to prepare you for CCP certification quickly and efficiently.
- How does Dr. Daphne’s training differ from other programs? Unlike other programs that guide you on what to do, we provide complete training, observation, and national testing all in one, ensuring you are fully prepared for certification.
- Can Dr. Daphne speak at our event or conference? Yes, Dr. Daphne is a national keynote speaker known for delivering motivational and engaging presentations on early childhood education.
- What are the benefits of earning your NAC or CCP credentials? Earning these credentials not only enhances your professional qualifications but also often leads to better job opportunities and higher salaries in the early childhood education field.
- How do I register for one of our training programs? You can register for our training programs by filling out the contact form on our website or by contacting us directly. We’ll guide you through the registration process.
- Do you offer mock reviews for Head Start programs? Yes, we conduct mock federal reviews and CLASS reviews to help your Head Start program prepare for actual assessments.
- How long does it take to complete the NAC course? The NAC course typically takes 4-5 days to complete, providing 45 hours of high-quality, relevant education for childcare administrators.
- What is CLASS, and how can we help with it? CLASS (Classroom Assessment Scoring System) is a tool used to measure classroom quality. Dr. Daphne provides consulting and training to improve your program’s CLASS scores.
- Are the training programs offered online or in person? We offer both in-person and online training programs, including Zoom-based distance learning options for those who prefer a flexible learning environment.
- What kind of projects are included in the NAC course? The NAC course includes real-world projects and reading assignments that are relevant to the day-to-day operations of childcare and education programs.
- Can Dr. Daphne help with health and safety compliance in our childcare program? Yes, we offer consulting services to ensure your program meets all health and safety standards, including preparing for federal and accreditation reviews.
- How do I contact Dr. Daphne Consulting Services for more information? You can contact us through our website’s contact form or call us directly. We’re here to answer any questions and provide the support you need.
The NAC course offers the national director credential for those who want to own a center or who want to be a director
- Candidates complete real-world projects and relevant reading assignments throughout the class days
- Each class is made up of candidates from a variety of childcare and education programs, and their diversity enhances the learning atmosphere and networking possibilities
- The NAC course is organized into 10 sections encompassing the professional development competencies for administrators of early childhood education programs
The 10 National Administrator Credential (NAC) Competencies National Directors Credential
- History of Early Childhood Education And Personal and Professional Development of the Child Care Professional.
- An Effective Organization.
- Internal and External Systems.
- Laws and Regulations.
- Staff Management and Human Resources.
- Educational Programming.
- Marketing Advertising and Public Relations.
- Financial Management.
- Operational Planning and Evaluation.
- Leadership and Advocacy.
This course meets the DCF compliance standards for the required Director Credential
