ChildCare Education Institute

Nutrition and Food Service in Early Learning Environments

(39 customer reviews)

This course is designed to provide information to assist food service staff, caregivers and members of program leadership develop positive, healthy nutritional programs for young children. Participants will also gain a greater understanding of the requirements of the USDA Food Program and meal planning in an early childhood education setting.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

39 reviews for Nutrition and Food Service in Early Learning Environments

  1. Rounaque CATONSVILLE, MD –

    Excellent

  2. jessica NEW HAVEN, CT –

    good course well inform

  3. Becky KATY, TX –

    EXCELENT JOB PUTTING THIS INFORMATION TOGETHE FOR US!!!!

  4. Judith BROWNSTOWN, MI –

    Very informative course. It made me reflect on the previous job I held which used the CACFP program.

  5. Alexia BIG SPRING, TX –

    This course was very helpful

  6. Tesla WYOMING, MI –

    Thank you for providing this course.

  7. Cynthia MCDONOUGH, GA –

    Thank you! I learned so much!

  8. Cynthia MCDONOUGH, GA –

    Thank you! I learned so much!

  9. Cynthia MCDONOUGH, GA –

    Thank you! I learned so much!

  10. Jennifer S WEYMOUTH, MA –

    I love CCEI

  11. Pauline RENO, NV –

    Thank You for making your class enjoyable!

  12. Pauline RENO, NV –

    Thank You for making your class enjoyable!

  13. Pauline RENO, NV –

    Thank You for making your class enjoyable!

  14. Celita NORCROSS, GA –

    I am learning about nutriccion and healthy foods

  15. Louise CHAMBERLAIN, SD –

    great training on nutritional foods

  16. Theresa RAPID CITY, SD –

    I learned alot from this! Refreshed my memory

  17. Michelle ELMHURST, NY –

    Great course

  18. Linda ST CLAIR, MO –

    I am very thankful to be able to do this course.

  19. Jeanette HUMBLE, TX –

    Awesome courses.

  20. Anthernett MARIETTA, GA –

    Excellent

  21. Barbara MAYSVILLE, GA –

    I enjoyed the course, it was a good refresher.

  22. King CHICAGO, IL –

    Awesome Training!

  23. Donna PHILADELPHIA, PA –

    Great way to take courses without having to sit in a classroom.

  24. Zeina OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –

    I learned a lot from this course,it was helpful

  25. Lilly RENO, NV –

    this was super educational

  26. Ruby LAS VEGAS, NV –

    I like cceifame educational site over any others

  27. Jessica MUSTANG, OK –

    Great content. Very helpful.

  28. Audrey CLARKSTON, MI –

    good online course!

  29. Maria ARLINGTON, VA –

    The course was wonderful.

  30. Ava IRVINGTON, NJ –

    Awesome

  31. Essence FLORHAM PARK, NJ –

    I learned alot

  32. Pricilla JERSEY CITY, NJ –

    great training

  33. Sandra WEST MONROE, LA –

    Very knowledgeable content.

  34. Sandra WEST MONROE, LA –

    Very knowledgeable content.

  35. Elaine CHELMSFORD, MA –

    Very informative!

  36. Jessica MOORE, OK –

    It was good way to get training in a new way

  37. Venessa MONROE, GA –

    very imformative

  38. Deborah RENO, NV –

    I am helping raise my grandchildren and am so glad this program exist my time is limited I can fit this in my schedule

  39. Joyce LAND O LAKES, FL –

    I really enjoyed this course!!

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