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As of Mar 14, 2025, the average hourly pay for an Early Childhood Teacher in Maryland is $16.50 an hour. While ZipRecruiter is seeing salaries as high as $25.20 and as low as $8.87, the majority of Early Childhood Teacher salaries currently range between $13.75 (25th percentile) to $18.41 (75th percentile) in Maryland.
4 Steps To Get Your Family Child Care License In Maryland The applicant provider must be over the age of 18. Attend a pre-service orientation training orientation. Complete and receive a valid certification for First Aid training. Complete and receive a valid certification for CPR - adult, infant, toddler.
The 90-Hour Child Care Certification in Maryland is a pre-service training program that prepares individuals to work as lead teachers in child care centers. The program covers topics such as child development, early childhood education, classroom management, and health and safety.
Qualification for a level 4 credential requires: (1) Successful completion of 135 clock hours of core of knowledge training, consisting of: (a) 45 clock hours in child development; (b) 30 clock hours in curriculum development; (c) 20 clock hours in health, safety, and nutrition; (d) 15 clock hours in special needs; (e)
The Child Care Scholarship (CCS) (formerly known as Child Care Subsidy) program helps eligible families in Maryland pay for high-quality child care and early education programs. The program is managed through a centralized vendor -- Child Care Scholarship Central 2 (CCS Central 2).
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A teacher must have, at a minimum: State certification for teaching in early childhood education; or Bachelors degree in any field and are pursuing residency through the Maryland Approved Alternative Preparation Program, which includes early childhood coursework, clinical practice, and evidence of pedagogical

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