
As a parent and student, I learned a lot from the Early Childhood Education Program. It is a great experience and journey for me. The teachers are helpful and I thank them for providing me the best knowledge of Child Development. In the beginning, I found it hard but as the time passed, I felt that it becomes a part of my life. I hope to implement my ECE knowledge in the field as teacher and at home as a parent.
—Samra Yunus
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I about to Graduate from NSCECE and begin my new career as an Early Childhood Educator. As a mature student returning to school for my second career, NSCECE has prepared me for this exciting change in my life. The teachers and students here all respect each other and the way people learn different. I had an amazing 2 years, learned a lot and cannot wait to get out into the workforce to work with children. I would recommend anyone that is interested in becoming an ECE to come to Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood Education for their education.
—Jocelyne Lucas
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My name is Sarah Johns. I have first enrolled here at Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood Education in the fall of 2007 to pursue my passion of working with young children. I had found my experience as a student very fulfilling. Throughout the duration of the course, I have gained confidence, knowledge, motivation and, self-esteem along with many other skill sets needed to work with children and families. I have been privileged, given the opportunity to apply these skill sets and, gain more knowledge throughout the required four practicum placements. Although I have greatly enjoyed my two years spent here at the college, the aspects of the program that I have enjoyed the most were the; hands on learning both in side the classroom and with children, the amount of motivation and support given by the facility, practicum advisors and contact teachers, and most of all the encouraging feedback and advice given on a everyday basis. This is what helped me and, will help future students to succeed in the field of Early Childhood Education.
—Sarah Johns
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I am from Korea and English is not my first language, so I thought studying at the college would be difficult but it was not. Since I have studied at Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood Education, it was very enjoyable to spend time with classmates and to learn about ECE because of the small classes and friendly atmosphere.
—Moon
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