What is the Maine Roads Trainer Registry?

The primary purpose of the Maine Roads to Quality Trainer Registry is to approve trainers who are qualified to train in the Maine Roads Core Knowledge Training Program. Maine Roads Core Knowledge trainers contract with the Resource Development Centers to deliver training. All trainers are overseen by the RDC Education Specialist. Any trainer holding less than a Master degree must train in a team with the Education Specialist or another approved trainer who holds at least a Master’s degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field.

Maine Roads Trainer Registry Application

Registered Trainer Levels

Novice:

• Has 5 years experience in relevant Core Knowledge Area
• Has 12 hours experience training adults
• Is supervised by a Trainer of Record

Level One:

• Has 12 credit hours in related Core Knowledge Area or a Child Development Associate Credential (CDA)
• Has 5 years experience in relevant Core Knowledge Area
• Has 12 hours experience training adults
• Is supervised by a Trainer of Record

Level Two:

• Has an Associate Degree (AA or AS) in related Core Knowledge Area
• Has 5 years experience in relevant Core Knowledge Area
• Has 12 hours experience training adults
• Is supervised by a Trainer of Record

Level Three:

• Has a Bachelor Degree (BA or BS) in related Core Knowledge Area
• Has 5 years experience in relevant Core Knowledge Area
• Has 12 hours of experience training adults

Level Four:

• Has a Master Degree (MA or MS) in related Core Knowledge Area
• Has 5 years experience in relevant Core Knowledge Area
• Has 12 hours of experience training adults

Level Five:

• Has a Doctorate (Ph.D. or Ed. D) in related Core Knowledge Area
• Has 5 years experience in relevant Core Knowledge Area
• Has 12 hours of experience training adults

For more information, contact:

Registry Coordinator : Priscilla Armstrong
parmstro@usm.maine.edu
Phone: (207) 780-5846