To demonstrate that someone must acquire competencies in administering a day care program to complete your credential program, you must provide the following:(1) A description of the knowledge and skills that you have identified as necessary for obtaining a credential. For example, the ability to articulate expectations of staff, and the knowledge and ability to supervise and evaluate the performance of staff and develop a staff development plan;(2) An outline of the program content and learning objectives, which must include at least the following:(A) Child development concepts as specified in this subchapter;(B) Business management concepts as specified this subchapter; and(C) Work or practical experience in the child-care field;(3) Examples showing how the program content utilizes effective instruction methods and materials that take into account individual experiences, educational levels, and learning styles that challenge and involve participants;(4) A plan for updating the program content to reflect the latest knowledge and best practices in the child-care industry; and(5) A list of qualifications for instructors, including relevant education and experience in child care, training adults, assessing performance, and oral and written communication.