Arabian Child is a not-for-profit organization is dedicated to supporting the development of early childhood education and care. We provide a wide variety of services for educational policy makers, teachers, and parents. Arabian child is the leader… in quality improvement of early childhood in the Middle East, working with policy makers, professionals and parents. By building strong foundations for future generations in the Arab region, and by supporting the development of high quality early childhood education and care.
Establishing and monitoring high quality practice through our programmes and services. Upholding Ethics: Maintaining professional and trusting relationships with clients and stakeholders. Treating our fellow employees, suppliers, customers and shareholders with respect and valuing their contributions. Applying Continuous Improvement: Assessing and developing our systems, processes and people to enhance our product and service offerings on a continuous basis. Integrating Different Cultures: Acknowledging our environment and promoting mutual respect and integration through our programmes, services, and people.
Achieving the level of performance that meets requirements and exceeds our client’s expectations. Supporting & Educating Communities: Advocating for child wellbeing, education and protection by engaging with local and international communities to raise awareness and standards.
Child development is a foundation for community development and economic development, as capable children become the foundation of a prosperous and sustainable society.
The basic architecture of the brain is constructed through an ongoing process that begins before birth and continues into adulthood. Brains are built from the bottom up, first the simpler connections and skills are built which lay the foundation for the complex connections and skills.
The early years of life matter because early experiences affect the architecture of the maturing brain. As it emerges, the quality of that architecture establishes either a sturdy or a fragile foundation for all of the development and behavior that follows --- and getting things right the first time is easier than trying to fix them later. When interpersonal experiences are disruptive, neglectful, abusive, unstable, or otherwise stressful, they increase the probability of poor outcomes. When a young child experiences excessive stress, chemicals are released in the brain that damage its developing architecture.
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Studying at this Training Center in Dubai has been transformative; the passionate instructors and their unwavering support have significantly boosted my confidence and skills.
By Ava Smith (Aug, 2024) |
The exceptional education and the unwavering support from the staff have truly transformed my understanding, making my learning journey both enriching and impactful.
By Samantha Patel (Jun, 2024) |
Thank you to Arabian Child for their kind support throughout the process, I am incredibly proud to have completed my CACHE level 3 diploma with them, what a happy experience this has been in the long run, i have made the right choice and a very excited to work in the early year's sector!!!
By Janet Pompeo (Jun, 2017) |
Arabian child has taught me a lot about the Early Years Education and I definitely try to put my learning experience into practice. Ms. Samira and Ms. Soledad are amazing teachers!!
Thank you Arabian Child for all the effort you put in!
By Wafaa Binbrek (Jan, 2016) |
The debate was a great success……..great news that fills us with pride and joy. Each and every person of the Arabian Child entity deserves a feather in their cap. Keep up the good work don’t falter; Aim higher & higher, always farther; like light to spread hither and thither.
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By H.E. Dr. Majid Kazi, Personal Physician to the ... (Dec, 2015) |
Thank you so much for coming and conducting this course in our nursery, it was a pleasure learning from you.
By Jayne - Nursery Director (Dec, 2015) |
I saw with great delight your recent work in Arabian Child’s email and newsletter. You have successfully initiated and organised the Arabian Child Early Childhood Debate Forum, which I truly believe is one of the most significant achievements in this field. Your untiring belief, dedicated perseverance, devotion and immense service to the community have made this possible. My sincerest wishes are with you. I join with your friends and families in offering you my heartiest congratulations. May your unremitting endeavour in the service of the community go on with undiminished vigour! “You are heading to the book of history; keep going …the world is a better place for our children because of you …
By Dr. Rakan Alsharif (Dec, 2015) |
Well done…..Thank you for sharing this beautiful presentation. I am so happy that we have in the Arab World advocates for ECCE like you. Good luck and best wishes for a continuous success.
By Dr Siham A. Al Suwaigh (Dec, 2015) |
I find the lessons very informative and i think the format of the lessons are very useful, in the fact that we all have discussions and are able to hear everyone's point of views and thoughts.
Unfortunately i find the lateness in the assignments being marked and returned a bit disheartening, as i would like to know at least with-in a week-ten days my results. Also the fact that we are now going to have another teacher is also a little worrying, as we have now built a good relationship with Samia, just as we had with Lara.
By Sittal Patel (Dec, 2015) |
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