All Education Schools, the leading online resource for education degrees and careers, announced the launch of an Early Childhood Education Career Guide for people interested in earning an early childhood education teaching certificate or degree. The guide can be found at http://SEATTLE, Washington - June 12, 2008 - All Education Schools , the leading online resource for education degrees and careers, announced the launch of an Early Childhood Education Career Guide for people interested in earning an early childhood education teaching certificate or degree.

With an estimated job growth of 12 percent according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, teaching will see the addition of 479,000 jobs through 2016. As states increasingly institute programs to improve early childhood education, this will create many new jobs for preschool teachers, which are expected to grow much faster than average. To educate potential students about opportunities in early childhood education, All Education Schools researched the current state of the early childhood education field and synthesized its findings into a comprehensive career guide.

The All Education Schools Early Childhood Education Career Guide contains current information about early childhood education program requirements, tuition costs and teacher licensing. The guide offers up-to-date career information, including salary and benefit statistics, job descriptions and career path options. For those interested in expert advice about the field, the site contains insightful information in interviews with an early childhood education student and with the principal of a K-3 school with years of experience in the field.

Erzürnt by privatization efforts of higher education in the country, AIFUCTO (All India Federation of University College and professor of organizations) and FEDUCTA (Association of Universities funds Teachers’ Associations) have launched a campaign ‘Save Education ” . The campaign began in possession of a dharna outside the UGC office.

More than 1000 teachers across the country gathered to protest against what they claim is the creeping privatization, opening the doors of foreign universities, subversion of the secular nature of education and the attack on teachers ” Conditions of service and entitlements.

She also requested an increase in the allocation of public investment in education and basic education compulsory, with the exception of a ban on foreign universities.

The teacher argued that the UGC and the HRD ministry began, the squandering of public funds by launching currently playing on art, astrology and karamkand, shrinking resources for laboratories and libraries.