Infant Toddler Specialist

Certificate

Why Infant Toddler Specialist?

The Infant Toddler Specialist certificate is designed for individuals already working with young children who want to deepen their expertise and expand their professional opportunities. This certificate focuses on the unique developmental needs of infants and toddlers, preparing students to support children ages 0–3 in safe, nurturing, and developmentally appropriate early childhood environments while strengthening connections with families and communities.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
6 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Delivery Method
Online
Location
Online
Start Dates
Spring
Estimated Program
Cost
$1,025.67
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

Take a closer look at what the program offers and what to expect.

Here is the full list of courses you’ll take in the program.

Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Analyze the social-emotional, physical, language, and cognitive development of infants and toddlers. 
  • Describe strategies that support inclusion and diversity within the classroom. 
  • Foster positive relationships with children, families, and the community. 

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

Certificate

Technical Diploma

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

  1. Credit for Prior Learning
  2. High School Dual Credit
  3. Mid-State Fast-Track – Open to high school students

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