Child care level 4 courses

.... Cost. Caring for Children and Young People NVQ 3. This course is designed for those working in a role...

... the lives and needs of the child and the workers. Explore how to work with other professionals & agencies. Suitable for: This course is suitable for all childcare professionals at every professional level within social services, youth offending, as well as private and voluntary sectors...

..., or want to gain experience working with children and young people aged 4 to 16 years, in a play setting. Study Mode & Location: This six week part-time...

... or a Citizenship programme at key stages 3 or 4, you will be familiar with some of the content of one or more of these themes. Course Aims The course aims to develop...

... to your staff and service users. Course Outline Level 3 in Learning and Development comprises of 11 units, and level 4 of 12 units. Covering topics...

...Designed to prepare students for further study in Early Education and Childcare and Playwork. Students will have the opportunity to study childcare theory and practice at Intermediate level (SCQF 4/5)...

...2. Course description This qualification meets the needs of learners who work in residential childcare in a care role.This qualification will be the accepted qualification for registration and regulation where appropriate and can demonstrate continuing professional development...

...Course Fees The course fee for Learning and Development, level 3 is £850 and level 4 is £925. PFG Funding is available. Course Booking and Further... Learn about: IT Development, Learning and Development...

... learning difficulties; some on the Autistic spectrum and others with profound and complex needs. They are likely to still need a good deal of support for learning and for personal care at College. On this programme students will develop independent living skills and continue to develop literacy, numeracy...

... for Health, Social and Child Care (Marlborough Building, 383 Holloway Road, London N7 0RN) What is this course about? The course introduces the practice...

...2. Course description On this course you will explore how to care for children and young people under the age of 18. Specific units include: Contributing to the Support of the Child and Young Person's Development; Managing Paediatric Illness and Injury; Health and Safety; Understanding Partnership...

...To achieve SVQ Level 3 candidates must complete 5 mandatory units and 4 optional unit . Mandatory Units Develop and promote positive relationships...

... to children's care, learning and development and this is reflected in every aspect of practice...

...Mature students 18 plus, preferably holding a level 2 childcare qualification or experience of caring for children in groups settings or as a childminder. Applicants must be employed in an Early Years setting and working no less than 16 hours per week. The course is made up of five mandatory units...

... knowledge and practical competence to a National Standard at Level...

...Unit 1: An introduction to working with children Unit 2: Development from conception to age 16 Unit 3: Supporting children Unit 4: Keeping children safe: Unit 5: The role of the practitioner Unit 6: Promoting a healthy environment Unit 7: Play, learning and education Unit 8: Caring for Children...

...Childcare & Education Qualification: CACHE Level 2 Diploma Programme Area: Health & Caring Description: You will spend time on a practical placement...

... practitioner competencies are underpinned by the QAA Benchmarks. For students joining the Early Childhood Studies degree at the University of Wolverhampton there will be a choice of pathways: Early Childhood Studies with Placement (not assessed) Early Childhood studies with Assessed Practice (Level 3...

...3. Entry requirements Students usually needat least two of the following:----Level 3 qualification in Early Years--At least two years' experience... Learn about: Early Years...

.... Entry Requirements. Candidateswill usually be 16 years of age or older and possess a minimum of 4 GCSE...