School-age care providers need to complete training before they begin providing care. Providers also need to continue training throughout their career.
School-Age Basics (SAB) is the initial training you need to complete to meet part of the health and safety requirements for working in licensed school-age programs.
Read the Completing School-Age Basics Guide for more information about the SAB requirement and how to complete it.
You can register for School-Age Basics through School’s Out Washington.
Find your role below to learn about required training. You can also use the printer-friendly chart to see pre-service and ongoing training requirements for all roles.
Pre-Service & Training Requirements
- Licensing Orientation (if applicable)
- School Age Basics
- First Aid/CPR
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Food Handlers Permit (if applicable)
In-Service Requirements
- 10-hour annual in-service training
Pre-Service & Training Requirements
- Licensing Orientation
- School Age Basics
- First Aid/CPR
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Food Handlers Permit (if applicable)
In-Service Requirements
- 10-hour annual in-service training
Pre-Service & Training Requirements
- School Age Basics
- First Aid/CPR
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Food Handlers Permit (if applicable)
In-Service Requirements
- 10-hour annual in-service training
Pre-Service & Training Requirements
- School Age Basics
- First Aid/CPR
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Food Handlers Permit (if applicable)
In-Service Requirements
- 10-hour annual in-service training
Pre-Service & Training Requirements
- School Age Basics
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Food Handlers Permit (if applicable)
In-Service Requirements
- 10-hour annual in-service training
Pre-Service & Training Requirements
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Safe Sleep (if applicable)
- Health and Safety Trainings – Recognizing and Reporting Abuse, Emergency Preparedness, Serving Children Experiencing Homelessness
In-Service Requirements
- N/A
