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Many schools and families are choosing distance or eLearning options, keeping children at home with online academics. To support their children, working parents are hiring eLearning facilitators. eLearning facilitators care for children and help implement the curriculum provided by a school. eLearning facilitators support child development and learning by following a provided curriculum from the local public school district or a private program provided by the parents.
The US Nanny Institute invests in current and future leaders of our industry and has a new, tailored program designed specifically for eLearning facilitators. The eLearning facilitator program creates a foundation of knowledge in childcare, health and safety, general education, and distance learning.
Program Requirements
The US Nanny Institute eLearning facilitator program is 15 hours of online classes that you watch on-demand. While watching the courses, you complete the provided study guides which prepare you for the online proficiency exam. You can enroll online at any time and start right away. When the program is completed, you earn an eLearning Facilitator Certification and get a transcript that lists the program courses. If you completed the eLearning Facilitator program and want to enroll in the Professional Childcare program, click here for the tuition discount (only $600).
Total Tuition and Fees: $350
eLearning Facilitator – List of Classes
The eLearning Facilitator program provides practical skills needed to manage multiple children throughout an academic week with activities that support learning and the child’s overall growth and development. This program is online (15 hours) and designed for those seeking an in-home position or investing in a childcare career that supports a single-family or group of families with children in elementary and/or middle school. eLearning Facilitators primarily work Monday through Friday as they are the central core to implementing the schedule and logistics during the workweek. See a complete below or meet our 33 faculty instructors.
- CC 102: Children and the Law by Aaron Brandel (1 hour). Laws differ in each state, but compliance with local child safety provisions is always mandatory. This course will review relevant laws on proper transportation, injury liability, child abuse, contracts, emergency treatment, and legal protections for childcare workers.
- CC 103: Positive Discipline by Dr. Lauren Formy-Duval (1 hour). Discipline is teaching children to manage their emotions and behaviors. This course starts with learning theory, reinforcement and rewards, then provides tools for decision making and setting up an environment that encourages prosocial behaviors. Common situations are discussed with guidance on when and how to intervene in specific situations that are likely to arise when caring for children.
- GE 101: Professionalism by Karli Ortmann (1 hour). Conducting yourself with high character, integrity, and behaving with moral principles is required to be a positive role model for children. This course teaches how to engage professionally and make appropriate choices while employed in childcare.
- GE 102: Stress Management by Dr. Lauren Formy-Duval (1 hour). Stress during childcare is inevitable as juggling children, parents, play dates, and a personal life is a lot. This course teaches the causes and symptoms, biology and management of stress. The course also provides behavior tools and techniques to reduce and manage stress reactions as a caregiver and tools to help children manage their stress.
- CC 205: Children and Literacy by Christine Ducz (1 hour). This course teaches early literacy skills for infants and toddlers while promoting strong reading and writing skills for preschool and kindergarten children. The course discusses advanced reading levels, the common core curriculum and how to support reading at home.
- CC 206: STEM Activities by Chelsea Herndon (1 hour). This STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) course leverages a child’s natural curiosity with a structured approach to learning. The course includes differing, age-appropriate activities that advance innovation and strategic thinking in children.
- HS 201: Childhood Fitness by Allison Winkelmann (1 hour). This course discusses the elements of fitness including body composition, endurance, flexibility, strength training, and provides examples of age-appropriate exercise programs.
- CC 301: Learning Environments and Styles by Annemarie Guertin (1 hour). The learning environment for children in the early years (ages 1-5) plays a critical role in development. This course teaches how to implement effective learning environments and support different learning styles.
- CC 302: Teaching Self-Regulation by Dr. Lauren Formy-Duval (1 hour). Self-regulation refers to a person’s ability to manage and control their feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. It is a critical foundation for learning and good decision making. This course explores self-regulation and provides information and tools to help foster and support this development in children.
- CC 304: Helping with Homework by Chelsea Herndon (30 minutes). Homework is designed to help students review key concepts and provide extra time to practice new skills. This course provides tools to create a positive homework environment, ensure students remain responsible for their homework, and shares practical ways to help children complete assignments.
- CC 306: Children and Art by Andrea Sammons (1 hour). Arts and crafts help children develop mentally, socially, and emotionally as well as boost self-confidence. This course focuses on how art helps develop critical thinking skills, pre-reading and writing skills. Practical tips are provided to implement art in the home.
- GE 301: Communicating with Families by Michelle Dragalin (1 hour). This course strengthens communication skills by reviewing barriers, identifying different communication styles, reviewing effective communication habits, and discussing how to have difficult conversations. The course also provides practical tools to develop a communication plan.
- GE 302: Parenting Styles by Denise Richardson (30 minutes). This course discusses the diverse types of families and parenting styles including authoritarian, authoritative, laissez-faire, and uninvolved. The course also covers parenting stereotypes including attachment, tiger mom, helicopter, and free-range.
- GE 303: Classroom Management by Jessica Lofton (1 hour). Classroom management is an essential element in working with groups of children. This course will introduce practical tools to understand and use an established process that can be applied to group play dates, birthday party games, and summer camp structured activities
- CC 401: Lesson Planning by Sereniti Bradley (1 hour). This course teaches how to use lesson plans, components of an effective lesson plan and provides example weekly plans for ages 3-10 with tools to clearly define learning outcomes.
- CC 406: Supporting eLearning by Serenity Bradley (1 hour). Children face different challenges when learning from home as part of a homeschooling program or a public or private school curriculum being implemented at home. This course shares how to best support the teacher and help the child stay focused and progressing forward in their academic development.
Total Tuition and Fees: $350
Seeking Employment?
The Nanny Institute is invested in your success, including getting a job with a great family. All Nanny Institute programs include job placement classes. These classes teach expert resume writing, job search strategies, prepare you for interviews, and help you negotiate a work agreement. These classes are optional as many students are already successfully employed.
Placement Services
Included at no additional cost
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Student Services
The Admission Office is available by phone Monday through Friday, between the hours of 8am and 5pm EST for enrollment and program support. If unavailable to take the call at (941) 773-9020, the admissions department accepts voicemails and text messages. The Admissions office can also be reached at info@usnannyinstitute.com.
Refund Policy
Should a student’s enrollment be terminated or canceled for any reason, all refunds will be made according to the following refund schedule:
- Cancellation requires the submission of a Cancellation Notice (Form 108) by electronic mail to info@usnannyinstitute.com or by termination. Form 108 can be found in the student portal.
- If the US Nanny Institute does not accept the student or the student does not start any classes and cancels within (3) business days after making payment, then 100% of fees and tuition (less the $50 non-refundable enrollment fee) will be refunded.
- Cancellation after enrollment through 25% of the program will result in a Pro Rata refund. Program completion is computed on the number of clock hours of courses completed to the total program clocks hours or the number of days since enrollment to the total number of days allocated to complete the program, whichever is greater.
- Canceling after completing more than 25% of the program (courses and/or time allocated) will result in no refund.
Refunds will be made within 30 days of termination of the student’s enrollment or receipt of Cancellation Notice (Form 108) from the student.
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