你可上網報名www.bananasbunch.org, 或直接到香蕉中心, 遞交報名表和培訓費。培訓費支付方式: 本票 (Money Order) 或支票 (check); 抬頭請寫 (Make check payable to): BANANAS。報名繳費後， 你將收到香蕉中心報名收据。

培訓費是不退還的. (No Refunds) 。

培訓費包括資料費以及附有EMSA認証標簽的資格證書費。

請提前15分鐘到， 以便填寫有關表格。遲到者將不允許參加培訓。

由於安全因素, 請勿攜帶孩童， 家人， 或朋友參加培訓。

請穿輕便服飾， 不塗口紅， 以方便實習活動。

全天課程， 有午餐時間，請自備午餐。

你也許有機會申請獎學金。但是， 你仍需先繳費報名。獎學金申請表請於課後向培訓老師索取。

如果你住或工作地點是在柏克萊市(Berkeley), 你將可免繳培訓費. 感謝貝爾(Bayer) 公司的贊助。

英文的CPR&First Aid是每月一次. 中文和西班牙文則另外安排. 越語培訓課程僅限於CPR & First Aid

單元 1：心肺急救及意外傷害的處理 (CPR & First Aid)

課時: 8小時 費用: $90

8個小時的心肺急救培訓課程是配合加卅政府對托兒工作者資格的要求。在心肺救援課程中(CPR)，你將使用人體模型進行人工呼吸，以及處理因異物而窒息的救援練習。在急救課程中(First Aid)，你將學習如何處理受傷以及防止意外傷害的發生。此課程內容涉及的救護對象不僅是兒童也包括成人

Thanks to the California Department of Education we have partial scholarships available. To receive a $40 partial scholarship, please use this discount code (Alakids2) while checking out. Scholarships are limited to one per person. If you are purchasing for multiple people, then you will have to checkout individually.

This eight-hour course is offered in English and includes information on Preventive Health, including immunizations, seat belt safety, preventing infections and injuries, food safety, asthma, sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), shaken baby syndrome (SBS), and recognizing and reporting child abuse.

When combined with the CPR & First Aid class, it meets the state licensing requirement of 16 hours to operate a child care program.

BANANAS offers a discounted price of $135 for providers who enroll in both the CPR First Aid & Preventive Health modules at the same time. If you would like to enroll for both classes, please call us for the discount code.

• You can either register online or come in person to BANANAS and a staff member will help you register. Do not mail it. (Make checks or money orders payable to BANANAS). Register early. No cash payments. You will receive a confirmation of your registration.
• There are NO REFUNDS.
• Please arrive 15 minutes prior to class to allow ample time for registration. NO LATE ARRIVALS WILL BE ADMITTED.
• No infants or children are allowed to accompany participants.
• Wear comfortable clothes.
• There is a lunch break during these classes. Please bring your own lunch.
• These classes are offered on different dates in Spanish and Chinese.

The California ECE Workforce Registry is a web-based system designed to track and promote the employment, training, and educational accomplishments of the early care and education (ECE) teachers and providers. The Registry will provide the first comprehensive look at the early childhood workforce in California. In this workshop, we will review the registration process, benefits of the registry, and the importance of being registered. This information will help researchers, policymakers, and funders better understand the educational, professional development and employment needs of early care and education providers and teachers. Read more about how you can become a member of the California ECE Workforce Registry HERE.

El Registro del personal de cuidado infantil y educación temprana (ECE, por sus siglas en inglés) de California es un sistema basado en internet y diseñado para seguir la pista y promover el empleo, el entrenamiento, y los logros educativos de maestros y proveedores de ECE. El Registro ofrecerá una primera visión comprensiva del personal de la educación temprana de California. Esta información ayudará a investigadores, legisladores, y patrocinadores a entender mejor las necesidades del desarrollo educativo y profesional de los proveedores y maestros del cuidado y la educación de temprana edad. En este taller, vamos a revisar el proceso del  registro, los beneficios del registro, y la importancia de estar registrado.

Are you thinking of opening your own family child care program? If so, this free event is just for you! We’ll discuss what it takes to open a licensed family child care business in your home and talk about how to decide whether this is the right choice for you and your family. Running an in-home child care program involves a background check, a home inspection, an application to Community Care Licensing, and a commitment to providing meaningful, nurturing curriculum to young children. If you are interested in learning about child development, how to set up a safe environment for children, how to market your child care program, and how to build strong relationships with parents, then join us for this informative workshop. BANANAS is here to offer support at every step. We will also discuss the California Child Care Initiative Project (CCIP), which is a state-funded project intended to increase infant/toddler child care slots and improve quality care for children. This is a great chance to meet with an expert who can answer your questions and offer information to get you started.

Note: To get a family child care license, you have to go to a Community Care Licensing (CCL) orientation. Be sure to pre-register and pre-pay the $25 fee to attend by calling CCL at 510-622-2602 or going to www.ccld.ca.gov

This is an ongoing support group that meets every other month for any parent from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and/or Queer community whose child is enrolled in child care or an early care and education program or for parents who are considering enrolling their child into a program. We often have a unique relationship with our child care providers. We may be out and proud or struggling with how to be ourselves with the providers and families at the child care program. Please join us for the group and gain personal support, discuss how to create inclusive child care environments, learn how to advocate for yourself and your family, receive practical tools for how to integrate into program environments, and most importantly how you support yourself! This group is facilitated by Shawn Bryant and Rainbow Markell, both from the LGBTQ early childhood community.

This is a series designed to empower all fathers. Offering personal tools that help to define or redefine one’s sense of identity and purpose and establish guiding principles for fatherhood, this series will help you to navigate relationships and social norms that may hinder effective parenting. Fathers will learn that everything we need to know about being a great dad is, and always has been, inside us. All we have to do is find it and share it with our children and make their future bright and promising. Facilitator Gaylon Logan, Jr. has over 20 years of experience working with boys and men of color and he is a father, grandfather, and CEO of the nonprofit Village-Connect.

Series Dates:

Thu, Apr 26 | 7 pm – 9 pm

Thu, May 3, 10, & 17 | 7 pm – 9 pm

The ASQ:SE-2 is a questionnaire and companion tool to the ASQ-3 that parents can use to help identify concerns about their child’s development. Designed for children five years old and under, the questionnaire focuses on social-emotional development. In this workshop, providers will learn how to use this vital tool and interpret the results. We will also discuss how to respectfully and effectively talk to parents about children’s development. To ensure that we are setting up all children for success, it’s important to be aware of developmental concerns as soon as possible. Once a concern is recognized, providers and parents can work together to support children’s individual growth. We hope to see you at this informative session! NOTE: In order to attend this ASQ:SE-2 session, you must have previously attended an ASQ-3 session.