Is There A School For Nannies? | Nanny Notes Printables

If you're in need of supplemental education and a way to boost your resume, there are so many websites offering free or paid classes, many online. None of these websites or schools are affiliated with Nanny Notes Printables. They're all a compilation of classes meant to support nannies.

Mostly Free

The Institute of Child Nutrition

The Institute of Child Nutrition (ICN), part of the School of Applied Sciences at The University of Mississippi, is the only federally funded national center dedicated to applied research, education and training, and technical assistance for child nutrition programs.

Cornell NutritionWorks

Cornell NutritionWorks is a professional development program developed by faculty in the Division of Nutritional Sciences at Cornell University. Established in 2000, Cornell NutritionWorks offers high quality, affordable continuing education in a convenient online format. We provide research-based information and practical tools for nutrition and health practitioners.

ChildCareTraining.org

Child Care Resources believes that child care providers are more accurately referred to as early childhood professionals. Over the years, the industry has shifted semantics from babysitting to daycare and child care, more recently. However, being entrusted with the care and education of our youngest generation is no small task. Early childhood professionals have a vitally important job; we strive to offer access to more professional development for this community.

The Institute of Child Nutrition

Paid Classes

Nanny Care Academy

We offer a variety of programs that are constantly updated to meet the ever-changing and evolving industry standards. We understand the challenges faced by caregivers since babies and children are not born with instructions, we also understand the need for more focused professional development for nannies, newborn care providers, and other private care providers.

ChildCare Education Institute

Coursework offered by CCEI is used to meet the education needs of practitioners in a range of settings, including family child care, preschool, prekindergarten, nanny care, “daycare” centers, and more. In addition to professional development, CCEI offers online certificate programs that help meet the coursework requirements for national credentials, such as the Child Development Associate, Online Director Credentials, Early Childhood Credential, renewals, custom programs, and other continuing ed

Resources for Infant Educarers

RIE® is an international, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of infant care and education around the globe. Teaching, supporting, and mentoring parents and professionals, RIE® offers a variety of classes, workshops, conferences, and mentoring opportunities that support adults and babies in their lives together.

Nanny Care Academy