SEA – Education and reception service – SEA management bases

Unit 1 – Introduction to the sector context

• The role of manager
• The functions of managers
• The legislation of the early childhood sector
• The national reference framework
• The service check and daily management

Unit 2 – SEA structures

• The quality requirement
• The general concept of action
• The logbook
• External evaluation
• Safety standards

Unit 3 – Human Resource Management

• Manage the educational team
• Systemic approach
• Communication skills
• The social and environmental responsibility of SEAs

The education and childcare sector is one of the largest in Luxembourg. In 2018, 49,000 children were enrolled in informal education facilities (day care, day care, childcare, and parental assistant).

The government has developed a “Staark Kanner” program to guarantee quality supervision and ensure the success of children, the future citizens of the world.

Managing facilities requires extensive knowledge of management, team management, educational staff recruitment, and safety standards, among other things. Legislation governing this sector and childcare facilities (public and private) has introduced new rules aimed at ensuring the professionalism of managers.

This basic training is the working tool to enable sector stakeholders to understand changes in regulations and to apply them in structures, in order to guarantee quality in the supervision of children from 0 to 12 years old.

OHC Course Certificate