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 Jobs for childcare professionals are expected to grow to meet the continuing needs of working parents. Positions for teachers and education paraprofessionals continue to be available as school systems respond to the need and the demand for higher standards of early childhood education. Social service jobs are also expected to grow to meet the needs of new and expanding social programs.  “Briarwood’s Child Development Program provides an excellent preparation for working in the field. As I got close to finishing my Associate’s Degree, my instructors were very helpful with my job search and in making contacts for me.” Nicole Gore Child Development, Class of 2004 Nicole is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Psychology at St. Joseph College. She plans to work as a counselor in a school or social services agency and eventually have her own practice. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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