Graduate Outcomes

What Grads Achieve

  • $18
    Avg. wage/hr**
  • $29
    High wage/hr**
*Source: workingincanada.gc.ca, NOC 4214/42202. Average wage is the midpoint of the range, not starting salary. Regional income may vary. Last updated July 2024.
More Than a Diploma

You’ll Graduate With

  • Approved by the College of Early Childhood Educators (CECE)
    for 2026–2028, meeting the education requirement for RECE registration
  • 525 hours of supervised field practicum
    across three placements, supported by weekly seminars
  • Curriculum planning training
    across language, math, science, music, and movement
  • Career readiness support:
    résumé development, LinkedIn profile building, and interview preparation
Program Overview

What You'll Study

A 60-week, CECE-approved diploma building the knowledge and practicum experience to nurture child development from birth to age twelve.

  • Child development, positive guidance, and inclusive learning for children with exceptionalities
  • Indigenous history and culture, health and safety, and legislation governing ECE in Ontario
  • 525 hours of supervised field practicum across three placements, connecting theory to real classrooms
Career Paths

Jobs You Can Pursue

  • Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE)
  • Daycare Supervisor / Child-Care Centre Worker
  • Early Years Facilitator
  • Educational Assistant
  • Before and After School Program Leader
  • Support Worker (children with exceptionalities)
The triOS Advantage

Why Students Choose triOS

  • Personalized Training
    Small class sizes and dedicated instructors who know you by name.
  • Career Preparation
    Resume writing, mock interviews, and one-on-one job placement support.
  • Accelerated Learning
    Job-focused skills. Graduate in months, not years.
Common Questions

Before You Apply

How long is the program?
60 weeks, including 525 hours of supervised field practicum across three placements.
Where is this program offered?
On-campus only, at the Mississauga campus (morning classes) and Toronto campus (evening classes).
What credential do I earn?
A CECE-approved diploma that qualifies you to apply for registration as a Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE) in Ontario.
What documentation do I need before starting?
A Vulnerable Sector Police Check, ECE Health and Immunization Record, Standard First Aid/CPR Level C certificate, and WHMIS certificate, all due within 45 days of program start.