Telephone Interview Questions - Childcaring, Inc.
Telephone Interview Questions
Print and use this to help guide your telephone inquiry with child care
providers. Begin by supplying the age of your child and the details of the
care-schedule you are seeking.
Name of Provider/Program:
QUESTIONS
ANSWERS
1. Do you have an opening (or projected openings) for my child?
?
If the answer is ¡°no¡±, you do not need to proceed with this provider/program (you may want to ask if they
have a waiting list).
2. What are the hours and days of operation?
?
If the hours do not meet your needs, you do not need to proceed (unless you can arrange for someone
else to drop off and/or pick up).
3. Where are you located?
NOTE: If the above answers are satisfactory, and time is limited, ask if written program information is available ¨C review the material at a later time.
4. What is the daily or weekly rate, or cost, for my child¡¯s schedule?
5. What additional fees do you charge?
?
Ask if meals and/or snacks are included; and who supplies diapers, wipes, etc.?
6. How many days per year is the program closed? Do you charge for closed
days?
?
Many providers will close for holidays, vacations, and sick days. What will you do for back-up?
7. Is financial assistance available?
?
Some programs may offer a family discount for multiple children, scholarships, or a sliding fee scale.
8. How many children are in your care? What are the ages of children in your
care?
?
Large group size and/or few adults per child mean less individual attention and supervision per child.
Ask about adult-to-child ratios and group sizes for age groups.
9. Family Child Care: What is your educational background and training?
Group Child Care: How many teachers have 2 or 4-year degrees?
?
Little or no training in child care and development can signal poor quality care. Staff in centers that
exceed minimal licensing requirements are more likely to provide high quality care.
10. Family Child Care: How long have you been providing care?
Group Child Care: How many teachers have been at the center for more than
one year? (More than 3, 5?)
?
The child care industry has a high turnover rate; especially in programs where wages are low and
working conditions are poor. High turnover interrupts care and bonding, and produces stress on staff.
11. Can I make an appointment to visit your program? Do you have any materials
that you can send me (such as policies and procedures)?
Write your own individual questions here (do you need transportation, does your child have
any special needs, etc.):
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