Parent Institute for Engagement: Leadership and Lifelong Learning Application |
The Parent Institute for Engagement: Leadership and Lifelong Learning (PIE: L3)
The Department of Early Learning's Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT) program, is seeking parents/caregivers from a variety of backgrounds to participate in the State Interagency Coordinating Council (SICC) Parent Institute for Engagement: Leadership and Lifelong Learning.
PIE is a 12 month training program for parents/caregivers with children who have special needs, and who are not currently working in the early intervention field.
(We are designating one spot for a parent who has worked in the early intervention field for less than 18 months).
Parent/Caregivers will learn about:
· Robert’s Rules of Order (a framework commonly used in public meetings)
· The State Interagency Coordinating Council and its role in advising and assisting ESIT
· The early intervention system
· Leadership and advocacy
· Public speaking and presentations
At the end of the program, parents may choose to become a member of a SICC standing committee.
Parent/caregivers will develop skills to be great candidates for school boards, and government bodies. This is a great practice ground for leadership opportunities.
The Department of Early Learning's Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT) program, is seeking parents/caregivers from a variety of backgrounds to participate in the State Interagency Coordinating Council (SICC) Parent Institute for Engagement: Leadership and Lifelong Learning.
PIE is a 12 month training program for parents/caregivers with children who have special needs, and who are not currently working in the early intervention field.
(We are designating one spot for a parent who has worked in the early intervention field for less than 18 months).
Parent/Caregivers will learn about:
· Robert’s Rules of Order (a framework commonly used in public meetings)
· The State Interagency Coordinating Council and its role in advising and assisting ESIT
· The early intervention system
· Leadership and advocacy
· Public speaking and presentations
At the end of the program, parents may choose to become a member of a SICC standing committee.
Parent/caregivers will develop skills to be great candidates for school boards, and government bodies. This is a great practice ground for leadership opportunities.