trying to come up with hours of operation for my daycare home. was thinking 7 30 to 5 30 curious how everybody else does it. thank you. I am a newbie and appreciative of feedback
#1 What kind o...See MoreOn 10/28/11, mommytofive wrote: > trying to come up with hours of operation for my daycare > home. was thinking 7 30 to 5 30 curious how everybody else > does it. thank you. I am a newbie and appreciative of feedback
Your hours sound good to me. I work 7:15-5:00.
A couple of things to consider - -
#1 What kind of jobs/shifts/hours will your clients have.
#2 Allow travel time for them to get to and from their job.
#3 How early you are willing to get up and start and how late you are willing to work.
I am currently renting a large, 2 bath, ground floor 3- bedroom apartment and was wondering if it's possible to rent from an apartment. I think I asked in the rental office a while back and the office associate said "4-6 kids is oke". I will definitely need to check again, but would like to offer a preschool type of program for children. I have a 2 and 3 year old of my own. I know I will need to check with the state on regulations and will need liability insurance.
trhOn 11/21/11, goodness gracious wrote: > On 11/03/11, trh wrote: >> I am currently teaching in public school. I have been >> wanting to start my own home daycare. I just found out that >> where I live is zoned so that I cannot have a bussiness in >> my home. I thought anyone could do home daycare if they >> become li...See MoreOn 11/21/11, goodness gracious wrote: > On 11/03/11, trh wrote: >> I am currently teaching in public school. I have been >> wanting to start my own home daycare. I just found out that >> where I live is zoned so that I cannot have a bussiness in >> my home. I thought anyone could do home daycare if they >> become licensed by the state. I cannot even persue my >> license because of the zoning issue. Does anyone else have >> this problem? > > Where do you live? what state? Sometimes home daycares are > exempt from zoning laws, they are treated differently than > other home businesses, Before giving up contact your local > daycare licensing agency. > > Also it seems odd you cannot have a home business? I thought > anyone could have a home business? are you sure about this? > Usually in a residential area you cannot have a business such > a daycare center or clothing store that would be considered > zoned commercial, but I never heard of not being able to have > a home business??
Yes, I am sure. I have checked with my local daycare licensing agency. I do live in a really nice subdivision, but was shocked to find out I couldn't do home daycare. I think the zoning takes place because of the extra traffic that it would cause (parents dropping of children and picking them up). Our area is in need of home daycares, and I think it is sad when loving, well caring people are told they cannot babysit in their home. I live in Alabama.
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I've seen many advertisements for childcare centers offering to pay for education, but when I tell them that I'm interested in obtaining a doctorate (Socio-anthropological epistemology, so its related to ECE), they don't seem willing to pay? Do you know of any daycares that pay for education?
They're not interested in paying for a Ph.D - they mean paying for courses to get your Bachelor's.
Did you take GREs? If your GRE scores are high and your undergraduate grades are high, you can apply for fellowships at the universities to which you apply.
On 12/05/11, Sara wrote: > On 11/21/11, Ash wrote: >> I've seen many advertisements for childcare centers >> offering to pay for education, but when I tell them that >> I'm interested in obtaining a doctorate >> (Socio-anthropological epistemology, so its related to >> ECE), they don't seem willing to pay? Do you know of any >> daycares that pay for education? > > They're not interested in paying for a Ph.D - they mean paying > for courses to get your Bachelor's. > > Did you take GREs? If your GRE scores are high and your > undergraduate grades are high, you can apply for fellowships at > the universities to which you apply.
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I am getting my training practice online after discontinuing my tenure at a local community college. What qualities do you look for in as trainer, and does your state have required education hours? (Colorado has 15 every ear)
Your hours sound good to me. I work 7:15-5:00.
A couple of things to consider - -
#1 What kind o...See More