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ECE Wage Grid Report

Jun 16, 2020

Inadequate wages have led to the challenge we now face recruiting and retaining qualified ECEs. Current wage enhancements have not meaningfully or equitably increased wages. Further, the federal government and most provincial governments, including BC, are committed to expanding access to child care - which will require even more qualified ECEs. Clearly we need a different approach.

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Archived: Additional Funding Available for Students in Winter 2020 & Summer 2020 Semesters

May 20, 2020

The number of requests for the ECE Education Support Fund (bursary) has exceeded expectations and over $10 million has been put into the hands of students since the newly branded program was launched in September 2018.

The Early Childhood Educators of BC (ECEBC) and the Government of British Columbia are pleased to announce that an additional $4 million in funding became available for early childhood education bursaries.

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Thank You From Minister Chen & Minister Conroy

Apr 22, 2020

Minister Chen & Minister Conroy sends letter to BC Early Learning & Child Care Professionals.

ECEBC's Emily Gawlick Quoted In CBC Article On Child Care

Apr 9, 2020

ECEBC's Executive Director Emily Gawlick shares her perspective on child care in the CBC article titled "Struggle to find childcare for B.C.'s essential-service staff highlights fears over sector's future" published April 7, 2020 on the CBC website.

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ECEBC Is Looking For Your Input

Apr 7, 2020

Over the past month ECEBC has received multiple emails, phone calls and messages from members and colleagues. This has guided our work and responses to COVID-19 and informed the public of the impact it has had on early childhood educators and the sector as a whole. We will continue to do this important work.

ECEBC needs your help to determine next steps.

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