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Requirements include three clearances (FBI Clearance, ACT 151: PA Child Abuse History Clearance, ACT 34: Request for Criminal Record Check - PA State Police) and TB testing. The student should consider these factors before enrolling. If the student has any questions regarding this, he or she should contact the program director. Students looking to obtain a Pennsylvania teaching certificate must first obtain a baccalaureate degree in order to become eligible to pursue that certification.\\r\n \n Graduates of the Early Care and Education AAS program are prepared to enter the workforce to care for and educate children ages birth nine years within a variety of inclusive care and education programs. The following must be completed (at the student's expense) prior to enrolling in EDUC 110 or EDUC 111. They are also requirements for continuation in the program and field placements.Clearances will need to be updated every year per school district requirements. 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