Childcare Practitioner Personal Statement

I am passionate about working in a primary school to support the education and welfare of pupils and families.

I am interested in a live-in nanny position within a beautiful family to which I can assist with day-to-day duties. I have previous experience in nannying as I used to care for 3 young girls in overnight stays. I am a very caring and responsible person and I am very experienced in domestic duties as I have been livinig independatly since I was 16 years old. I am currently 17, graduated and looking for a more financially suitable option. I have my drivers license and am more than willing to pick children up from daycare/school in a supplied vehical.

By reading this article an early childhood teacher wishing to become an associate teacher will gain some knowledge and understanding of what they are required/expected to do while the student is on practicum at their centre. The teacher will be able to understand how important it is to communicate with the student on practicum to ensure that the student is comfortable and knows what they are doing and what is expected of them while on practicum. This article would also be of interest to a parent of a young child as they will gain an understanding of how practicum is a busy and stressful time for not only the associate teacher but also the student teacher. By reading this article it also allows the parents of a young child to explain to their young child(ren) who may be attending a centre with a student teacher who the 'new teacher' is and why they are at their

-Child care is a potential ‘threat’ to the parent-child bond and the cause for lower social development and emotional control. NICHD studies have shown that ‘Infants spending as little as 12 hours a week in day nurseries showed slightly lower levels of social development and emotional regulation (less enthusiastic cooperation, concentration, social engagement and initiative) as toddlers.’ (Adamson, 2008: 12) The above evidence leads to the author’s conclusion/ generalisation that ‘the younger the child and the longer the hours spent in child care the greater the risk.’ (Adamson, 2008: 12)

Adults and infants/toddlers are very similar in the respect that we obtain great satisfaction and are tranquil to familiar people, places and environments, as we can slightly know what to expect. In terms of new situations, environments and people we become unsure, no sense of belonging maybe even anxious. In regards to children transition into childcare care, or from one room to another within the centre, there is always an element of unfamiliarity yet curiosity. This literature review will 4 include research studies ranging from 2004 to 2014 from an international lenses in different demographics’: Austria, America and Germany. These four articles examined in this review share common themes and main findings.

I am interested in the Foster Care Coordinator post with the Multnomah County Animal Services. I believe that my training and experience closely match your requirements.

I am currently studying my first year of Childhood and Youth Studies at Coventry University, and hope to progress and study a PGCE to qualify to become a primary school teacher.

I have plenty of experience working with children. I started at the age of 13 and I have worked with lots of children of different ages and some with disabilities. I currently volunteer with Grace’s Space, a charity that provides support to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their siblings, parents and grandparents. Our sessions include: music, dance, snack time and family time. In addition, we encourage the children to play with toys of the educational variety and toys that stimulate their imagination as well, our aim is to promote creative expression, play and relaxation whilst improving social skills.

In the near future, I plan on becoming a pediatrician. When I was little I always wanted to become some sort of doctor, and parents said that even when I was little I would cry for other people. As I was growing up it was in my mind that I want to become some sort of doctor but I didn’t really know what kind of doctor. Since I was a kid back then, I thought why not become a kids’ doctor. From that decision, I mainly focused on becoming a pediatrician when I grow up. Since I like helping children become better and live a youth worry free of any illness or problems and according to the, Virtual Pediatric Hospital this a job for me.

I am interested in pursuing a career as a pediatrician or biomedical engineer. Many experiences have influenced my desire to enter the medical field and work with children. I found my love for children while working at a daycare, volunteering at a children’s hospital and going on a mission trip to Haiti (where I ran a kids’ club). By attending a TRIA Day in the Life of an Orthopaedic Specialist seminar and a surgical job shadow, I learned about being an orthopedic surgeon, physical therapist, physician’s assistant, and an athletic trainer and was able to see four surgeries. Also, by being accepted in an internship with Dr. Michael Freehill, another orthopedic surgeon, I was able to confirm that the medical field is the right place for me. With

For the past ten years I have dedicated myself working with three’s and four year’s old as a Family Worker. Working with children’s inspiring me to further my education. At first all I wanted was a SA in Social Work. However, working with diverse family’s needs, and the economy draining the city I work in sparkle me to continue my educational goal. Currently I’m enroll al GCU to obtain my BA in Social Work with emphasis in Sociology in which I’m aiming to successfully complete it to then move on to my MA in Social Worker to become a counselor.

Hello, i seen your add on kijiji. i am a young woman who is looking to get the foot into the childcare business and one day become a teacher. i have my childcare level one, my first aid for childcare along with my cpr level C. i will be having my criminal record check done soon. thank you for taking the time to read this

I have serval years of experience working with children of different ages.I most recently worked for the YMCA where I was responsible for taking care of children aged 6 weeks through 10.

When working with infants one of the most important things you as a childcare educator who's working with infants is that you are a caregiver when their families are at work. According to Karnopp, she believes that your role is to help reinforce a warm and safe environment for the infant that is in your care that's encourage exploration along with their emotional need (Karnopp, Para 1). In this field it important we are open the idea to make that personal connection with the parents (Karnopp, Para 1).

Ever since I was young I knew I wanted to do something that would help people or the world somehow. I was young, so as you can tell I could’ve just been staying that because I thought it was cool, but as the years went on it called my attention more and more. Eighth grade was the year when I really did realize that I wanted to do this for a living, I wanted to be a doctor. Little did I know there are many different fields of medicine , I just knew that I wanted to be a Pediatrician. I was looking into the salary and how many years it would take me to be a Pediatrician, I was ready.