Elementos de gestión del programa
Los directores del programa aportan una amplia experiencia y profesionalismo a sus puestos. Algunos llegan al cargo con un profundo interés en el desarrollo de la primera infancia y el sueño de dar a cada niño una “ventaja” adecuada. Otros pueden estar más enfocados en los aspectos empresariales del cargo, inspirados con el objetivo de construir una pequeña empresa exitosa. Algunos directores pueden encontrar su vocación en las tareas administrativas diarias, como mantener los requisitos de seguridad y salud, la planificación del currículo y el desarrollo del personal.
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