Technical Assistance
This fact sheet provides a descriptive analysis of data from QRIScompendium.org about how TA is implemented across QRIS operating in the United States. It includes information about the types and focus areas of TA, the job titles used for TA providers, the number of TA providers delivering services for QRIS, and trainings or certifications needed for TA providers. This fact sheet also includes information on the delivery of TA: how TA is targeted to early care and education (ECE) programs; whether standardized processes are used; and details on the dosage of onsite support.
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