Early registration is suggested for all workshops. We will not be able to consider you registered until we receive payment. Cost is $15 per workshop. However, if you register and pay for 3 workshops in advance, the fee will be $10 each, $30 total. Total payment must be made by the early registration date of the first workshop you want to attend. We cannot refund registration fees or exchange workshops. You may transfer the workshop to another provider if you cannot attend. We hope this helps with your planning and avoids any last minute cancellations of workshops due to low attendance.
If a workshop is cancelled due to bad weather or low registration, we will make every effort to contact those who preregister and give you credit.
Emergency Contact phone number during trainings is 607-273-6590 ext. 237.
At every training you are asked to complete an evaluation. The last question – “What ideas do you have for other workshops?” is an opportunity for Council staff to survey your needs and try to schedule workshops you have asked for. In addition to topic areas, if you have heard a particularly good presenter, feel free to pass on the suggestion; please include your name so we can contact you for details.
To register for Video Conferences: Send your name, address, phone number, the dates and titles of sessions you'd like to attend and Site #619 (Tompkins/Ithaca) to: Early Childhood Education and Training Program, 22 Corporate Woods Blvd., 3rd floor, Albany, NY 12211. Fax to (518) 443-5941 or register on-line at www.ecetp.pdp.albany.edu Note: All registrations must be made through SUNY Albany. To confirm your registration, call toll-free # 1-888-399-0549.
*(Requirements: CD=Principles of Child Development, N=Nutrition and Health, P=Program Development, S=Safety and Security, BR=Business Record Maintenance & Management, CAID=Child Abuse & Maltreatment Identification & Prevention, DCR=Statutes & Regulations Pertaining to Child Day Care, CAR=Statutes & Regulations Pertaining to Child Abuse & Maltreatment, SBS=Shaken Baby Syndrome.)