Positions in this career field include:
• Early Childhood Teacher
• Preschool Teacher
Preschool employees nurture children by providing early childhood care and education using a range of teaching strategies. They work with kids, usually under five years of age, both in groups and in one-on-one settings by developing curriculum and implementing lessons that cover a range of development areas, including motor skills, language, and social development. Early childhood educators play a critical role in their students' development by introducing reading and writing, vocabulary, and creative arts using formal teaching, media, play exercises, and other approaches.
People intrusted with the care and education of young children are expected to possess a strong understanding of the stages of childhood development and have the ability to implement teaching strategies to assist in furthering that development.
Those interested in these types of positions may benefit from having a degree in early childhood education.
Students in SBBCollege’s early childhood education program acquire thorough and practical knowledge of child development, and will be able to design curriculum, plan environments, manage behaviors and assess development. Graduates will be prepared for employment as teachers of infants, toddlers and preschoolers, as well as be equipped for advancement in the field.
 
SBBCollege has a program for you!
Need a college degree? SBBCollege offers associate's, bachelor's and MBA degrees. How about shorter-term job training? SBBCollege offers job training programs that are perfect...
You get in, get trained, and get going!
 
Working Adults and Busy People
With day and evening schedules at most campuses, SBBCollege's job training and degree programs are perfect for working adults and people who have busy lives outside of school.
Need even more flexibility? With a few exceptions, students attending SBBCollege's online campus can attend class where and when it's most convenient for them.
To learn more, you can request information online or call 1-866-749-SBBC.
Recent High School Grads
You’ve graduated... congratulations! Now what?
If you’re ready to start a career, SBBCollege can help.
SBBCollege provides career planning assistance to help students and their parents learn about various career fields, education and training options, and financial aid programs available to recent high school graduates. The career planning sessions are free of charge and conducted one-on-one with members of the SBBCollege admissions and financial aid departments.
Ask about the SBBCollege Scholarship!
Most recent high school grads qualify for this great opportunity.
It's tough for community college students right now.
As an alternative, SBBCollege strives to provide the services and availability students need to complete their education and get started in their career:
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SBBCollege provides prearranged schedules, so there’s no stress, no waiting lists, and no crashing classes. Students at SBBCollege even know the exact date they'll be able to graduate.
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SBBCollege students receive valuable career services, including resume review, interview prep, and job placement assistance, and they get on-the-job training while still in school through the College's externship program.
Your future starts now! Request information online or call 1-866-749-SBBC.
Job Training
Along with degree programs, SBBCollege offers shorter-term job training programs. Utilizing hands-on lessons and traditional classroom learning, students are trained on tools they'll be using in their careers – accounting software, electronic medical records software, EKG machines, and more.
To learn more, you can request information online or call 1-866-749-SBBC.
Veterans and Military Families
SBBCollege proudly supports veterans and military families and participates in the Post-9/11 GI Bill and Yellow Ribbon programs. Service members and their families receive one-on-one assistance through the enrollment and financial aid process.
For assistance, please request information online or call 1-866-749-SBBC.
Get your GED
For those without a high school diploma, earning your GED is critical to long-term career success! Let SBBCollege help.
Open to the public and to all ages, SBBCollege offers a GED preparation course helping students grasp all five areas of the GED exam – reading, writing, math, science and social studies. With a small-class setting, the course allows students to experience more individual attention. After successfully earning their GED, students are eligible to enroll in SBBCollege’s job training and degree programs.
Contact SBBCollege and get started on earning your GED.
 
Need help with career planning?
SBBCollege offers free one-on-one career planning assistance. You can request information online or call 1-866-749-SBBC.
 
