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We are a leading exceptional training company with a passion for promoting excellence, and a reputation for delivering measurable results. Our Trainers are educated and highly skilled with over 10 years of experience working with children and training providers that teach in early childhood education.
Our Vision
Our mission is to support staff, train parents and providers in the area of young children. We also focus on children that may have disabilities, or show signs of delay in their early development.
Our Misson
Our mission is to support staff, train parents and providers in the area of young children and who have disabilities, or show signs of delay in their early development.
Your Partner in Professional Development
Studies in early childhood research shows a direct relationship between highly trained staff and quality care for young children. BT Solutions delivers appropriate, research based training's and programs of study for preschool and early childcare providers. We also help support administrators in their efforts to positively impact the children they serve in childcare facilities and schools across Georgia. Our training combines current early childhood research with practical application to the classroom and is designed to challenge and motivate participants to enhance their knowledge and to display the information they receive.
Earning a CDA (Child Development Associate) Credential is the first step toward becoming a professional in the field of Early Childhood Education.
The Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential™ is based on a core set of competency standards developed by the Council for Professional Recognition, which guides early care professionals as they work toward becoming qualified teachers of young children.
CDA Candidates will choose one of the following CDA settings:
• Preschool (center-based)
• Infant/Toddler (center-based)
• Family Child Care
• Home Visitor
The CDA Council requires the CDA candidate to complete 120 hours of formal early childhood education any time before CDA application. Candidates needing professional development hours will need to locate early childhood training. Professional development should support the candidate’s professional learning style, align with their designated CDA setting, and most importantly, meet the CDA Council’s guidelines.