License Exempt Provider Preservice Training: Level 1 of Michigan’s Quality Development Continuum Training
The License Exempt Provider Preservice Training (LEPPT) Level 1 is a seven-hour training for child care educators provided for those interested in participating in the Child Development and Care program.
This training is a basic overview of the following items:
- Child development
- Setting up shared expectations for children in your care
- Health, safety, and nutrition
- First Aid and CPR certification
It is important to note that the Child Development and Care Program revises and updates the Child Development and Care (CDC) subsidy handbook. The most recent issue of the Child Development and Care (CDC) handbook can be found through the Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential.
Documents and Resources
Find LEPPT Training
License Exempt Provider Preservice Training includes topics related to child development and health and safety.
Virtual LEPPT Slides
Review the slides that were used during the License Exempt Provider Preservice Training. If you’d like to see the resources and information the trainer talked about look at the full binder.
Full LEPPT Binder
Take a look at the full License Exempt Provider Preservice Training Binder shared at the training.
LEPPT Binder – Spanish
La orientación de LEPPT de entrenamiento del nivel 1 completo:
Individual Sections from Preservice Training
These five sections were taken from the orientation binder to provide you with the ability to find specific information quickly:
Want additional information?
If you need additional information regarding this training or training materials, please contact your local Great Start to Quality Resource Center.
Training Videos
Participants were shown various videos during LEPPT Level 1 that highlighted relevant child development topics discussed in training.
5 Steps for Brain-Building Serve and Return
Did you know that you can help build a child’s brain – starting even before babies can talk? Simple “serve and return” interactions between adults and young children help make strong connections in developing brains. And, it’s easy and fun to do!
Dad and Son Have Adorable Conversation
You won’t want to miss this adorable moment of a father and his toddler having a full-fledged conversation about what they’re watching on TV.
Coronavirus FAQ: Why Is Hand-Washing Important?
Dr. William Schaffner is a recognized expert in infectious diseases. Watch him answer some frequently asked questions about coronavirus.
First Aid For A Choking Child
Learn First Aid For a Choking Child
First Aid For A Choking Infant
Learn First Aid For a Choking Infant
CPR for Infants
(Newborn to 1 Year)
Cincinnati Children’s Demonstrates Infant CPR (Newborn to 1 Year)
CPR for Children
(1 to 12 Years)
Cincinnati Children’s Demonstrates Child CPR
(Ages 1 to 12 Years)
Effective February 25, 2024, Michigan has removed the requirement to work with the Office of Child Support to receive help paying for child care. Check to see if you are now eligible!