The early childhood education technology associate degree at COTC prepares students for rewarding careers as professional lead and assistant teachers of children birth (infant/toddler) through preschool ages (3-5 years) and as assistant teachers in the public school setting. One of the most rewarding parts of a career in education comes from the success your students achieve and the knowledge that you played a role in that success!

Why choose COTC?

License/Credentialing Eligibility

• Students can obtain contact hours to apply for a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential.
• Students in the early childhood education technology program can obtain Pre-Kindergarten Associate licensure through the Ohio Department of Education (ODE).
• Students in the early childhood education technology program can obtain recertification for ODE licensure.

Cost-Effective Path to a Bachelor’s Degree

Students interested in teaching at the K-12 level can attend COTC at an affordable cost and complete coursework that will transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a bachelor’s degree. Students who want to learn more about education requirements to teach in early childhood, as well as to teach at the K-12 level, are encouraged to contact admissions at cotcadmissions@mail.cotc.edu.