About Nitika Bansal

Lead Facilitator at ECE PD · Licensed ECE (IT & SN) · Licensed Teacher · RCIC–IRB · Author

An Educator’s Educator

Nitika Bansal brings a rare breadth of scholarship to early childhood education: Master’s degrees in Commerce, Economics, Education and Philosophy, alongside her credentials as a Licensed Early Childhood Educator (Infant & Toddler and Special Needs), a Licensed Teacher, and a licensed RCIC–IRB (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant authorized before the Immigration and Refugee Board).

As a Senior Educator and Team Lead across commercial and non-profit child care programs, she has mentored educators, guided daily practice, and led teams through licensing. Today she also serves as a professor and facilitator at commercial and non-profit colleges and schools, teaching the next generation of educators, and is the author of numerous articles on early childhood education.

ECE PD brings that expertise to professional development that treats early childhood education as the profession it is — because the first five years of a child’s life deserve educators at the top of their game.

Master’s — Commerce, Economics, Education & PhilosophyLicensed ECE (IT & SN)Licensed TeacherRCIC–IRBProfessor & FacilitatorAuthor — ECE Articles

What ECE PD Stands For

Practice first

Every strategy taught has been used with real children in real BC programs. If it doesn’t work on a wet Wednesday afternoon, it isn’t in the session.

Respect for educators’ time

Short chapters, clear outcomes, instant certificates. Educators give enough unpaid hours already.

The profession, elevated

ECE is education, not babysitting. Rigorous, credible PD is part of making that visible to families, employers and policy-makers.

Every child, included

Inclusion isn’t a topic — it’s a thread through every session, informed by Special Needs ECE practice.

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