This is a space for early childhood educators to learn, explore and grow together as a community.
It all begins at an early age.
Our view of ourselves, others and the world begins in our earliest years. These views set our course for the years to follow. As early childhood educators, the work you do today, shapes childrens’ futures.
This community aims to help you:
The future of our society begins with the next generation. Today and every day, early childhood educators are shaping tomorrow’s worldview.
We've curated a variety of training opportunities and professional resources to help you grow in your career
We've compiled a list of helpful resources from the Government of Yukon and community organizations so you can stay connected.
Find out about the latest news and events that support early childhood educators, including monthly newsletters and professional development opportunities.
The way children see the world today will create the world we live in tomorrow.
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The Mental Health Commission of Canada identified 13 factors that can impact the mental health of employees. This workshop series will explore some of the factors that contribute to a positive workplace culture.
This session will take place on February 11, 2026 from 9:30 am until 11:30 am (online).
From understanding feelings, to considering others, to making thoughtful choices: this is how children learn to decide well.
Join us for an engaging workshop that builds on empathy and social awareness to explore how young children learn to make “big choices.” Educators will examine how problem-solving, prediction, and risk-taking support responsible decision-making in early childhood, and how educators can coach children through everyday social challenges.
Hosted by the Child Development Centre and the ELCC branch, this in-person information session is for owner/operators of licensed early learning and child care programs who want to know more about the requirements after you have been approved for supported child care.
The Early Learning and Child Care branch at the Yukon Department of Education have partnered with Yukon First Nations Education Directorate and the Early Years Program to offer the ‘Understanding the Early Years’ course. The course, rich in Yukon First Nations culture, supports the development of culturally competent early childhood educators.