Suffolk Road, Southtown, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR31 0ED
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Course Summary
Units you may study include:
Child development
Observation
Working with families
Behaviour
Safeguarding, health and safety
SEND
Course Details
This course is for those passionate about transforming lives through early education. You’ll gain a deep understanding of child development, play and learning, safeguarding, additional needs and international early education approaches, equipping you to make a lifelong impact on children and families.
Access our specialist simulated nurseries, The Hive and The Nest, providing a safe environment to rehearse professional practice before real placements. With a licence to practise and hands-on support from expert Workplace Assessors, you’ll develop the confidence to nurture every child’s potential, particularly during the crucial earliest years for brain development and wellbeing.
As part of our commitment to global perspectives, many students participate in International placements through the Turing Scheme, with past experiences including Italy and New Zealand. Here, they’ve explored how diverse cultures support children to thrive. Join us to help children, families and communities flourish for generations.
Why study with us?
How will it be delivered and assessed?
You will be assessed through portfolio work.
Entry requirements
Our course is suitable for students who have a desire to work in the care industry and wish to explore careers in either Childcare or Health and Social Care.
For Level 1 entry, you will need to have achieved four GCSEs at grade 2, including English and maths.
For Level 2 entry, you will need to have achieved four GCSEs at grade 3, including English and maths.
These entry grades are set as a guide, however we encourage students who are interested in this course and unsure of the grades they will achieve to submit an application and come along for a discussion with the course lecturer to assess your suitability.
Your next steps...
Career options might include teaching, early years leader, specialist roles such as SENCO lead, safeguarding, SEND lead, speech and language therapist, paediatric nursing, midwife, early years practitioner and many more.
Childcare is an excellent course if you want to go onto study a degree in subjects such as midwifery, paediatric nursing or early childhood. Or alternatively, you can go into an apprenticeship or straight into employment
Additional information
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