ECP42P Administrative Processes (FT)

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This subject provides an introduction to the study of administration in early childhood. With the use of organisational theory, it will explore a variety of administrative processes used in early childhood settings. Topics will include the importance of financial accountability; introduction to budgets, business plans and other financial reports; establishment and maintenance of record-keeping systems including enrolments, staff records, rosters and inventories; as well as administration of policies and procedures regarding various aspects such as excursions, newsletters, and handling complaints. The application of computer-related technologies such as databases and spreadsheets, and the selection and use of software packages to enhance administration in early childhood, will be included as appropriate.

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