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CDA Renewal Bundle: Infant/Toddler
45 training hours to renew your CDA online with a focus on the Infant/Toddler age group.
What is a CDA?
The Child Development Associate® (CDA) Credential™ is the most widely recognized credential in early childhood education. It's a great way to advance your career in early childhood education. The CDA® is based on a core set of competency standards set by the Council for Professional Recognition that guide early childhood professionals toward becoming qualified educators of young children.
45 Hour CDA Renewal Bundle: Infant/Toddler
Included Courses
Check out the CDA renewal courses included in this bundle.
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How to renew your CDA
The CDA credential is valid for three years from the awarded date. You may apply to renew your CDA credential 90 days before it expires. Bertelsen Education, a Procare Solutions company, offers three renewal bundles with courses highlighting each setting of care. For example, the infant-toddler bundle will have courses on subjects such as safe sleep or potty training, whereas those subjects won’t appear in the preschool bundle.
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CDA Renewal Requirements
To renew your CDA, you will need:
Proof of your valid and current certificates of completion from a face-to-face first aid course and an infant child pediatric CPR course, both offered by a nationally recognized training organization such as the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association. Online training is not accepted.
Proof of your valid and current certificates of completion from a face-to-face first aid course and an infant child pediatric CPR course, both offered by a nationally recognized training organization such as the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association. Online training is not accepted.
Proof of professional education training courses specific to your original credential setting. At least 4.5 continuing education units or 45 clock hours are required. These hours must be completed after your original 120 clock hours you obtained to earn your initial CDA credential and the same courses cannot be used again.
Proof of a minimum of 80 hours of recent work experience with young children specific to your original credential setting within the last year.
A completed recommendation form from an early childhood professional regarding your current skills working with young children specific to your original credential setting.
Proof of current membership in a national or local early childhood professional organization.
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