by Early Care & Education Pathways to Success
Welcome to "Early Care & Education: All Things Workforce" - presented by Early Care & Education Pathways to Success (ECEPTS). In discussing a variety of issues around ECE apprenticeships and challenges facing the ECE industry, our aim is to be solution-oriented and forward-thinking, while unapologetically committed to the professional development and economic well-being of the ECE workforce. Randi Wolfe, Ph.D., Executive Director of ECEPTS, guides the conversations with her unique vision, wide-ranging experience, and values-based leadership.
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April 7, 2025
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