Child Development Training Consortium
CDTC Grant Priorities & Requirements
ECE Student and Career Education Program
Qualified Foothill College students can receive reimbursement for units taken in child development and general education.
This program is available to fund specific educational costs at 96 community colleges throughout California, including Foothill College. |
How the Program Works
Reimbursement
Foothill College uses CDTC funds to reimburse students toward the expenses of enrollment fees, tuition and/or textbooks.
Eligible Units
Reimbursement is available for units taken in child development and general education.
Funding Distribution
Funding information is distributed each quarter based on the number of units completed by eligible applicants.
Who Can Apply?Access to this program is available to eligible students pursuing careers in child care and development. You will be notified of application deadlines by your instructors throughout the school year. |
Additional Information
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Each CDTC Campus Coordinator works with their local advisory committee to develop plans for the use of CDTC funds.
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The use of CDTC funding can vary from college to college.
Have Questions?
Educational Support Grant Priorities
(as listed on the CDTC website)
Additional Eligibility Information
Additional eligibility criteria is included in the online application.
Grant funding
— to support tuition and/or textbook costs — is based on:
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Submission of a complete application
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The number of eligible students
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Successful completion of courses with a grade of “C” or better
Eligible courses may include
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ECE/Child Development coursework
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General education coursework
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Remedial courses
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Child development work experience
(General work experience course excluded)
Funding is limited and awarded on a first come, first served basis.
Contact UsNicole Kerbey, Child Development DepartmentSunnyvale Campus, 211Q408.745.8056 kerbeynicole@foothill.edu |
