Diploma for the Children’s Workforce (Early Years Educator)
Virtual - as required
Level 3 Levels Explained
1 Year
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Distance Learning
Diploma for the Children’s Workforce (Early Years Educator)
This purely online course is designed for learners who work, or wish to work, with children from birth to 5 years old in a variety of settings. The qualification prepares learners for employment as Early Years Educators, enabling them to work with children from birth to 5 years and gain knowledge of children aged 5 to 7 years. It develops the knowledge and skills required to work with children from birth to 5 years together with an understanding of the expected development of children aged 5 to 7 years. The qualification also provides opportunities for the confirmation of competence for learners working towards Early Years Educator status.
THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY OPTION OF FACE TO FACE AT EITHER OUR CAMBORNE OR ST AUSTELL SITES
Please note - In most cases there is no charge for this course, however, if you do not meet the criteria you are able to apply for an Advanced Learner Loan
Virtual - as required
Level 3 Levels Explained
1 Year
Social Care & Health Find out more
Distance Learning
What you will learn
The following units will be covered:
Unit 1– Understand child development
Unit 2– Support the holistic development of children
Unit 3– Safeguarding and child protection in early years
Unit 4– Promote the health, safety and welfare of young children
Unit 5 – Support the health, well being and physical care needs of children in early years setting
Unit 6 – Equality, diversity and inclusion in early years setting
Unit 7 – Support positive behaviour in children
Unit 8 – Support children with additional support needs
Unit 9 – Support attachment when working with children in early years settings
Unit 10 – Support children through transitions
Unit 11 – Plan, lead and evaluate purposeful play activities to support children’s learning and development
Unit 12 – Support the development of reading, literacy and mathematical skills in early years settings
Unit 13 – Extending children’s learning and thinking in early years settings
Unit 14 – Assessment and observation in early years setting
Unit 15 – Recording, storing, reporting and sharing information in early years settings
Unit 16 – Working in partnership with colleagues, professionals and key individuals in early years settings
Unit 17 – Continuing professional development in early years education
Entry requirements
GCSE English and Maths Grade C/4 or Level 2 Functional Skills in English and Maths. Students must have access to a computer and the internet throughout your course.
Learners will need to have basic PC skills to navigate the online portal. Learners must have a placement in a suitable setting on an employed or voluntary basis.
Students must be 19+ and a resident of UK for the last 3 years.
Assessment
Online written assessments and obsevration of practice in the workplace
Progression
FdA Child and Family Studies or BA Hons Children, Schools and Families (with a suitable FdA already held)
Virtual
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Unit 1– Understand child development
Unit 2– Support the holistic development of children
Unit 3– Safeguarding and child protection in early years
Unit 4– Promote the health, safety and welfare of young children
Unit 5 – Support the health, well being and physical care needs of children in early years setting
Unit 6 – Equality, diversity and inclusion in early years setting
Unit 7 – Support positive behaviour in children
Unit 8 – Support children with additional support needs
Unit 9 – Support attachment when working with children in early years settings
Unit 10 – Support children through transitions
Unit 11 – Plan, lead and evaluate purposeful play activities to support children’s learning and development
Unit 12 – Support the development of reading, literacy and mathematical skills in early years settings
Unit 13 – Extending children’s learning and thinking in early years settings
Unit 14 – Assessment and observation in early years setting
Unit 15 – Recording, storing, reporting and sharing information in early years settings
Unit 16 – Working in partnership with colleagues, professionals and key individuals in early years settings
Unit 17 – Continuing professional development in early years education
Learners will need to have basic PC skills to navigate the online portal. Learners must have a placement in a suitable setting on an employed or voluntary basis.
Students must be 19+ and a resident of UK for the last 3 years.
Virtual
With a variety of courses to choose from all with expert tutor support through out online learning campus, you can find the right course to progress your career. Take a look through our range of online qualifications and find the perfect course for you – click here
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Dates & Locations
- Course type Adult
- Level - Level 3
- Location - Virtual
- Start Date - As required
- Fees - Tuition Fees: £2882.00
- Day/Time - Tuesday, 18:00 - 21:00
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Course Code 13820-OTH-22
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