NIOST Summer Seminars provides hands-on learning opportunities for youth development professionals to enhance their summer and school year programs. Below is a summary of their offerings for 2015.
Register NOW for February's After School Seminar Series Special Needs and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) February 20, 2015, Stamford Are YOU breaking the law without realizing it in your after school or summer program? Sometimes…
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! The 9th Annual Childhood Conversations conference will take place March 20 & 21, 2015 at the Hartford-Windsor Marriott in Windsor, CT. Join us for 2 days of professional development…
ARE YOU BREAKING THE LAW? Register NOW for January's After School Seminar Series Legal Issues in After School January 8, 2015, Hartford Our discussion will focus on the legal implications of after school…
Kids with Autism - Best Practices for Inclusion Thursday, January 8, 2015 1:00-2:00pm EST Webinar Description: NJSACC continues it's efforts for inclusion of children with disabilities in New Jersey's out-of-school…
WHEN: Thursday, December 4, 2014, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
WHERE: Best Western Executive Hotel
490 Sawmill Rd, West Haven, CT 06516
WHO: Program Managers, Directors and Site Supervisors, as well as
Program Staff who want the skills needed for advancement
COST: $75.00 – Members
$100.00 – Non Members
Registration Deadline: November 24, 2014
Leveraging Funds & Partnerships to Bring Nutritious Foods to Your Afterschool Program Did you know that your afterschool program could receive nutritious suppers and/or snacks at no cost to your…
Scaling Up Afterschool Programs at the Local and National Levels Webinar Join this webinar to hear how they have scaled up programs at the local and national levels, and to…
This Train the Trainer (TOT) training is part of the Family Development Credential & Training Program (FDC) offered by the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood.
This five day training institute is based on the successful program and curriculum developed at Cornell University in New York; Empowerment Skills for Family Workers. FDC is a professional development model used in 18 states nationally.