Early Childhood Education Inclusion
Degree Type
15-credit Technical Certificate
Program Code
40-307-CG
Time to Degree
1.5 years
Start Date
August / January / June
How You'll Learn
Online
8-Week Courses
Build the skills to support children with disabilities in inclusive early childhood settings. This program equips early educators to create welcoming environments, foster social-emotional growth and collaborate effectively with families. Coursework meets the requirements for the Wisconsin Registry’s Inclusion Credential and supports high-quality, inclusive care for all children.
How To Apply
- Apply online and pay the $30 application fee.
Questions on the application process? Visit the Admissions page or contact an enrollment counselor.
Program Details
Contact Us
Questions? We'd love to help! Connect with our Enrollment team by filling out our online form or by email at enroll@wctc.edu.
Financial Aid
This certificate does not qualify for financial aid. To qualify for most federal financial aid, a student must be enrolled in a technical diploma or associate degree program.
What Makes This Program Unique
- This program is available fully online, offering you the flexibility to learn from anywhere.
- Credits earned in this program can be applied directly to the Early Childhood Education associate degree.
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Credit for Prior Learning
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