Certification · DECAL · SC Endeavors · DCDEE
DECAL-approved training that counts toward your annual hours in Georgia, South Carolina & North Carolina
Georgia educators in licensed child care programs need 10 DECAL-approved clock hours every calendar year — and South Carolina (15 hours) and North Carolina (5–20 hours) set their own annual requirements. Camille is a Bright from the Start (DECAL) approved trainer, and her live sessions and self-paced courses come with a CEU certificate. See how the hours apply in your state below.
- Georgia · DECAL approved
- South Carolina · SC Endeavors
- North Carolina · DCDEE
- CEU certificate included
By state
Annual training hours in Georgia, South Carolina & North Carolina
Camille is Georgia DECAL–approved and works with early educators across the Carolinas. Here's how her training fits each state's yearly requirement.
Georgia
DECAL · Bright from the Start
10 clock hours / year
Camille is a DECAL-approved trainer, so her live sessions and self-paced courses count directly toward your 10 annual hours and log in the Georgia Professional Development System (GaPDS). Every participant gets a CEU certificate.
Know more about GeorgiaSouth Carolina
SC DSS · SC Endeavors registry
15 clock hours / year
South Carolina lets you submit out-of-state and independent training for credit — so Camille's sessions can count toward your 15 hours through an individual training request in your SC Endeavors account (1+ hour sessions, across at least three topic areas).
Know more about South CarolinaNorth Carolina
DCDEE (NC DHHS)
5–20 hours / year
North Carolina sets your ongoing hours by your education and credentials (5 to 20 hours a year), and training must be DCDEE-approved to count. Ask Camille about DCDEE-approved formats and certificates for your records.
Know more about North Carolina
Requirements come from DECAL (GA), SC DSS / SC Endeavors (SC) and DCDEE (NC) and can change — Camille will confirm exactly how a training applies to your state and role.
What it means
What "DECAL-approved" really means
DECAL — the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, also known as Bright from the Start (BFTS) — sets the professional-development standards for the state's licensed child care programs. Training that is "DECAL-approved" is recognised toward your required annual clock hours.
Because Camille is an approved trainer, you don't have to wonder whether a workshop will count. Her trainings align with GELDS, Georgia Pre-K, Quality Rated and NAEYC developmentally appropriate practice — and every participant receives a DECAL CEU certificate for their records.
Outside Georgia? Camille also supports early educators in South Carolina and North Carolina — the state-by-state breakdown above shows how her hours apply through SC Endeavors and DCDEE.
Renewal season runs July–September
That's when Georgia educators scramble for hours. Get ahead and book early.
How it works
Earn your hours in four steps
From picking a format to downloading your certificate — here's the whole path.
Pick your format
Choose a live group training, a self-paced online course, an annual pack, or a whole-school license.
Complete the training
Join Camille live in person or on Zoom, or work through recorded CEU courses at your own pace.
Earn your CEU hours
Every session and course awards DECAL CEU clock hours toward Georgia's annual 10-hour requirement.
Get your certificate
Receive a DECAL CEU certificate for your records — ready before the July–September renewal season.
Get ahead of renewal
Get your annual training hours done — early, and stress-free
Build a quote in about a minute, or tell Camille about your team and she'll recommend the right path to your annual hours.