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   Overview of the country
   History
   Description of the type of children system
   Philosophy
   Availability and Accessibility of service
   Training of the childcare workers
   Located in the center of Europe
   Capital city is Berlin
   Official language is German (Deuctche)
   Germany has a strong economy
   Germany has16 states
   1949   - Germany Democratic Republic
   1961   – Berlin wall construction began
   1989   – Berlin wall opening
   1990   - Unification
   German is a country which has a rich moral obligation
    to her house hold
   The Basic Law of 1949 in West Germany declared that
    men and women were equal
   In 1990, more women were employed in East- than the
    West Germany
   About 90 percent of East German women worked
    outside of home
 In East Germany, 80% children of three
  years age group were in childcare in 1990
 In West Germany, only 5% of that group
  were in child care
 The Early Childhood Education (ECE) and care in
  Germany support the traditional roles
 88% children of 3-6 years had access to childcare
 In 2009, planned to increase from 250 to 750
 In 2002, childcare facilities were 3.1 million
 Daycare is progressing in Germany
 According to German law, daycare workers don’t
  need college degree.
   Follow monthly routine in their planning for their
    physical, socio-emotional and academic
    development
   Childcare centers are public and governed by
    state laws
   Caregivers requires a formal license
   Complete criminal background check is required
   Home owners are eligible only
   Site inspection is to make sure that the
    environment is child safe
   Taxes to be paid for earned money
   The home or facility offering childcare must
    meet minimum requirements
   Accessibility and safety issues need be
    addressed
   Parent receive government assistance of
    about $188 monthly if not put at daycare
In Germany, childcare is made available to
  parents by local governments. Carriers are:
 Communities-
 “Free carriers”: Churches, non-profit
  organizations or parents’ initiatives
 Nannies or Child minders
 Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC)
   Canada has also both private and subsidized
  daycares. Facilities vary from one province to
  other
In Germany, State ensures following aids or
  supports for raising children:
 Maternity Allowance
 Child Allowance
 Supplementary income-tested child benefit
 Parenting Allowance
  Canada also provides similar kinds of
  supports but with variations among provinces
   Over age 3 -6 years allow to go kinder
    garden
   Child care hours are morning7am-
    evening5pm
   Allowed 5% children in day care
   Only under3% of the age of 3 years have day
    care and 88% of the age of 3-6 years have
    daycare
   Early childhood educators have to be
    qualified for 3 years and get diploma
   Under special training
   www.justgermany.org/germany/germany-history.asp
   .http://www.tulane.edu/~rouxbee/soci626/germany/
    _afowkes/child.htm
    http://www.ehow.com/list_7522910_german-laws-
    child-care.html#ixzz1dQ1eoAP4
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day-care
   http://www.welcome-centre.uni-
    bayreuth.de/en/family/childbenefit/index.htmlhttp:/
    /www.tulane.edu/~rouxbee/soci626/germany/_afow
    kes/child.htm
   http://www.ehow.com/about_5581602_child-day-
    care-laws.html#ixzz1dYAgHCGe
   http://www.childpolicyintl.org/
   Krambrookephoto1.jpp, children’ssummercamp.com,
    123rf.com, kidstowncenters.com,theage.com.an
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Group presentation child care[1].pptx 2 (1)

  • 2. Overview of the country  History  Description of the type of children system  Philosophy  Availability and Accessibility of service  Training of the childcare workers
  • 3. Located in the center of Europe  Capital city is Berlin  Official language is German (Deuctche)  Germany has a strong economy
  • 4. Germany has16 states
  • 5. 1949 - Germany Democratic Republic  1961 – Berlin wall construction began  1989 – Berlin wall opening  1990 - Unification
  • 6. German is a country which has a rich moral obligation to her house hold  The Basic Law of 1949 in West Germany declared that men and women were equal  In 1990, more women were employed in East- than the West Germany  About 90 percent of East German women worked outside of home
  • 7.  In East Germany, 80% children of three years age group were in childcare in 1990  In West Germany, only 5% of that group were in child care  The Early Childhood Education (ECE) and care in Germany support the traditional roles  88% children of 3-6 years had access to childcare
  • 8.  In 2009, planned to increase from 250 to 750  In 2002, childcare facilities were 3.1 million  Daycare is progressing in Germany  According to German law, daycare workers don’t need college degree.
  • 9. Follow monthly routine in their planning for their physical, socio-emotional and academic development  Childcare centers are public and governed by state laws  Caregivers requires a formal license  Complete criminal background check is required  Home owners are eligible only  Site inspection is to make sure that the environment is child safe
  • 10. Taxes to be paid for earned money  The home or facility offering childcare must meet minimum requirements  Accessibility and safety issues need be addressed  Parent receive government assistance of about $188 monthly if not put at daycare
  • 11. In Germany, childcare is made available to parents by local governments. Carriers are:  Communities-  “Free carriers”: Churches, non-profit organizations or parents’ initiatives  Nannies or Child minders  Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Canada has also both private and subsidized daycares. Facilities vary from one province to other
  • 12. In Germany, State ensures following aids or supports for raising children:  Maternity Allowance  Child Allowance  Supplementary income-tested child benefit  Parenting Allowance Canada also provides similar kinds of supports but with variations among provinces
  • 13. Over age 3 -6 years allow to go kinder garden  Child care hours are morning7am- evening5pm  Allowed 5% children in day care  Only under3% of the age of 3 years have day care and 88% of the age of 3-6 years have daycare
  • 14. Early childhood educators have to be qualified for 3 years and get diploma  Under special training
  • 15. www.justgermany.org/germany/germany-history.asp  .http://www.tulane.edu/~rouxbee/soci626/germany/ _afowkes/child.htm http://www.ehow.com/list_7522910_german-laws- child-care.html#ixzz1dQ1eoAP4  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day-care  http://www.welcome-centre.uni- bayreuth.de/en/family/childbenefit/index.htmlhttp:/ /www.tulane.edu/~rouxbee/soci626/germany/_afow kes/child.htm  http://www.ehow.com/about_5581602_child-day- care-laws.html#ixzz1dYAgHCGe  http://www.childpolicyintl.org/  Krambrookephoto1.jpp, children’ssummercamp.com, 123rf.com, kidstowncenters.com,theage.com.an