Child Development Associate (CDA)
Once a student has successfully completed the orientation sessions and continues to work in child care, he or she becomes eligible for financial assistance in college classes that can help prepare the student for assessment as a Child Development Associate (CDA).
The CDA credential is a national credential awarded by the CDA
Council in Washington DC. For more information, please go to the
CDA Council website at
http://www.cdacouncil.org
TECTA is one of the handful of programs that offers college credit
for CDA training.
See the Career Lattice for listing of classes and additional information.
Contact us if you are interested in applying for financial support or would like more information on CDA.
Vision
To provide professional development that nurtures the growth of individuals in a community of learners through an articulated statewide higher education system, resulting in the highest quality early childhood experiences for all of Tennessee’s children.
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