The OEC’s Registry is a free workforce resource for all early childhood settings. Visit the OEC Registry to unlock opportunities!
Join the Education Advisors for virtual lunchtime learning sessions designed to support your success with the OEC Professional Registry. These sessions offer valuable tips, practical guidance, and clear instructions for navigating key Registry functions- including uploading documents, submitting applications, and more.
Each session includes:
* A focused tutorial on a specific topic
* Dedicated time for general Q&A
* Access to contact resources for personalized support
Whether you’re new to the Registry or looking to refine your skills, Registry Insights will help you feel confident and informed. We’re excited to offer these engaging sessions in English, sessions in Spanish will be coming soon. Please see the links below to register. Bring your lunch and your questions—let’s learn together.
Date/Time | Presenter | Topic |
Thursday, 9/4/25 12:30-1:30pm | Karen Jasper Mireilly Rosario | Multiple Attendees Training Submission Tired of uploading first aid/CPR/med admin certificates one at a time for your staff after finishing a group training? If you are a Registry administrative access user, come find out how to use the Multiple Attendee Training Submission Form with just one easy upload. Register Here |
Friday, 9/19/25 12:30-1:30pm | Typhanie Alexander Magaret Westwood | An overview & Pro tips for new administrators and admin access users If you are currently in a leadership position, join this session to learn more about your next steps to obtain admin assess or multiple site access (MSA) via the OEC Registry. Are you a busy administrator? Get tips for what matters most, learn about the benefits, simplify compliance, and support your team’s growth. Register Here |
Tuesday, 10/14/25 12:30-1:30pm | Shantel Bremmer Mireilley Rosario | Head Teacher Application Teachers-Are you interested in becoming an OEC Approved Head Teacher? Join this virtual session to ensure your Head Teacher application is completed properly the first time and fully complies with licensing and statues requirements. Save time, avoid common mistakes, and move forward with confidence. Register Here |
Tuesday, 11/18/25 1:00-2:00pm | India Weaver Leslie Escobales | CDA Educators- Did you know earning your Child Development Associate (CDA) credential can open doors to a rewarding career in early childhood education? Join our virtual session to get all your questions answered. Register Here |
Use your Registry account to:
- Showcase your verified education and training: use your OEC Registry Education and Training Report for your employer, national accreditation, or job application. Did you know OEC Registry data is used to identify individuals and programs for incentives, too?
- Access free online training (including the Care 4 Kids required health and safety trainings) that can be part of a great professional development plan to help you grow (and meet OEC licensing and national accreditation). Available in English and Spanish, with over 270 offerings from beginner to advanced level.
- Earn your early childhood degree or required coursework with the help of OEC scholarship, including your CDA credential, director credit work for OEC licensing, and courses to help run family child care homes.
- Be recognized as a Head Teacher in OEC licensing with your Head Teacher certificate.
- Show you meet Qualified Staff Member (QSM) requirements for working in a OEC funded program (automatically calculated on your OEC Registry membership card)
- Apply to be an OEC Approved technical assistance provider.
- Access free individualized support from Education Advisors to help you plan what to do next.
If you are a program administrator, use all of the above tools and apply for administrative access to use tools specific to your program. Confirm who works in your program so all of their education and training details can show in program wide reports:
- Verified education and training
- Compliance with OEC licensing Head Teacher, Care4Kids training requirements, Qualified Staff Member (QSM) for state funded programs, NAEYC Accreditation criteria (use our partnership with NAEYC to reduce the work you submit in the NAEYC portal)
- Promote and build sound professional development using the OEC Registry resources