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What to Expect at Your
Grow NJ Kids Training

Thank you for enrolling in a Grow NJ Kids Training Services session!

Your participation is vital to New Jersey’s Quality Rating and Improvement
System and the national movement to raise the quality of early care and
education. The following tips will help you prepare for your training and ensure
that you have a successful learning experience.

Training Withdrawal: No Show
Confirmation: Policy:
If you are unable to attend the
Shortly after enrolling in your class, you must withdraw on the NJ Our trainings tend to fill up quickly
training, you will receive an email Workforce Registry. and often have long wait lists. We
from Grow NJ Kids Training adhere to a “No Show” policy to
Services confirming the course  Log in to the Registry ensure space is available for as
dates, times, and location. This  Click Registry and My Events many participants as possible. If
email may also include information  Find the training you wish to you register for training and fail to
you will need about your training attend on 2 occasions, your profile
site, including parking availability, withdraw from and click the will be blocked from registering for
accessibility, and what to bring on pencil icon future sessions. You must withdraw
the day of the training.  Click Cancel registration for this from a class to avoid a “No Show.”
event and Ok
Please read through this email so Arriving late may also result in a
you’re aware of special notes or If it is less than 24 hours before “No Show” if the course instructor
requirements. your class, please email determines that you have missed a
[email protected] with significant portion of the class.
your name and the class title.

Cancellation: What to Bring: Accommodations:

If a course is cancelled due to an Curriculum Books If you are in need of any special
unforeseen emergency, an email Highlight and flag areas of your accommodations to participate in
will be sent to all registered program’s books that might spark your training session, please let us
participants. A notification will also inspiration for your class! know ahead of time by emailing
appear at: [email protected].
http://www.GrowNJKids.gov/ Notebook & Pen
TrainingCalendar Jot down some great ideas you hear You may also notify your instructor
throughout the training. at the start of the training day.
You may call 732-258-5203 on the
morning of your course to check Attire
the status as well. The temperature of training spaces
may vary. If you tend to be cold,
bring along a sweater or light jacket.

Professionalism: Your Peers: Satisfaction
Surveys:
Only Grow NJ Kids program Some participants in your session
participants who have an NJ will be seeing this curriculum for At the end of each training, you
Workforce Registry ID will be the first time, while others may will complete a Grow NJ Kids
permitted to attend this training. already be using it in their center. Training Services evaluation form
We want everyone to feel that the Your session may also have a to let us know how your session
training room is a safe, productive combination of teachers, aides, went. Two weeks following your
learning environment. To promote directors, and staff from child care session, you may also be asked to
this atmosphere, children will not centers, preschools, and home- complete a survey via email. Your
be permitted in the training. based family child care programs. responses will be used to help us
Use this opportunity to network improve future training sessions.
Training sites are often borrowed with your fellow providers!
from community partners, so we If you have additional questions
want to be respectful of their Your training is a supportive space or concerns, please email us at
space. Please maintain a level of for sharing experiences. Please be [email protected].
professionalism throughout the respectful of your coworkers and
day, including while on breaks and peers and maintain confidentiality.
in common areas.

Grow NJ Kids Training Services 732-258-5203
[email protected]
Institute for Families, School of Social Work
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey