Children, Families and Community Health
Foundation degree
Blended learning in Luton
Description
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Type
Foundation degree
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Methodology
Blended
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Location
Luton
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
September
About the course If you work (or want to work) with young children, helping them to get off to the best possible start, this course will enhance your ability to engage with children, their parents/carers, families and communities. Develop the knowledge and skills to help you promote the physical, intellectual and social development of infants and young children, through a practical and vocational course of study. Combine theory and work-based practice to develop skills and qualities that prepare you for roles in health and care, with opportunities for further study and professional development. Choose Children, Families and Community Health Foundation Degree and: Learn in an accessible, small-group environment, tailored to helping you gain relevant skills and experienceStudy the relevant social and psychological scientific perspectives to support your own...
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About this course
A foundation degree will be of particular interest if you have completed a Modern Apprenticeship, vocational A levels, BTEC National or equivalent. Foundation degrees are also particularly suitable if you want to qualify while working. / entry As a guideline, a typical offer would require you to obtain a UCAS tariff score of between points, based on your level 3 studies. Many students studying for foundation degrees come to us through work-based routes so you can apply for a foundation degree even if you don't have traditional academic qualifications. .
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Course programme
- Accessible:
- Small-group centred;
- Relevant to children, family and community life employment opportunities;
- Integrate theory and work based experience ;
- Foster critical understanding based on the application of social and psychological scientific
- Essential for enhancing various skills entailed in engagement with children, parents/ carers, families and communities.
- Childhood Health And Physiology (ASS) Compulsory
- Community Health And Well-Being (ASS) Compulsory
- Difference And Diversity (ASS) Compulsory
- Introduction To Child Development (ASS) Compulsory
- Introduction To Developmental Psychology (ASS) Compulsory
- Research Study Skills And Personal Development (ASS) Compulsory
- Strategies For Parenting (ASS) Compulsory
- The Social Context Of Family Life (ASS) Compulsory
- Development Of Public And Community Services In Britain (ASS) Compulsory
- Early Years Health And Community Research (ASS) Compulsory
- Language And Communication Development (ASS) Compulsory
- Lifespan Psychology (ASS) Compulsory
- Safeguarding Children (ASS) Compulsory
- Sociology Of Health (ASS) Compulsory
- Work Based Practice (ASS) Compulsory
- Working With Families (ASS) Compulsory
Children, Families and Community Health