Training

PASE/DYCD OST Training

PASEsetter Awards

National Events

Community Training & Events

PASE NYC Training

PASE Training Policies and Procedures

PASE leads the field in offering professional development for beginners, advanced practitioners, program managers, and executive directors of afterschool agencies.

By investing in professional development, afterschool practitioners in New York City and across the country are better able to create innovative, effective programs for young people. Through these programs, youth develop their academic competencies as well as skills in such areas as technology, critical thinking, oral and written communication, career development, and acceptance of individuals from various backgrounds.

To register for training, please fill out the on-line training form.

Unless otherwise indicated, trainings are open to the entire afterschool field and take place at PASE offices.

PASE/Baruch College School of Public Affairs Emerging Leaders in Child and Youth Services Certificate Program Application
Click for More

PASE launches NEW Training Series: Successful Schools, Connected Communities
Click for More

  • An intake interview with the principal and afterschool staff to customize a training series suited to each school
  • A three-part training series at your site – at a time convenient to you and your staff
  • A follow-up interview with school and afterschool staff and an opportunity to receive on-site technical assistance


  • These training module topics include:
  • Fundamentals of Working with Youth
  • New Paths to Literacy
  • Improving Academic Performance Through Afterschool Engagement
  • Keeping Kids Healthy and Safe

  • Please note: All of these trainings will provide training hours required for SACC licensing

    Who can participate? Any school-based site can work with their principal and PASE to customize a training series that suits their collective goals. PASE will also work with cohorts of schools that are willing to combine their efforts to host trainings.

    Where can I get more details? To download a copy of the "Successful Schools, Connected Communities" brochure please click here. Kim Wiley-Schwartz is the program director for the DOE Student Support Services training series and is available to speak with you further about this opportunity, send brochures to your site and meet with the principal and parent coordinator at your school to discuss all of the ways that training can improve afterschool programming.

    BACK TO TOP

    On-Line Training Registration

    Request for On-Site Consultations for DYCD OST Programs

    Catalogue of Trainings

    New York State Child Care Regulations

    DOH Commonly Asked Questions

    Get Adobe Reader