Diploma youth work courses

...The Access to Higher Education diploma is a level 3 qualification that prepares you for study at university if you do not have traditional qualifications, such as A-levels. The programme will develop your academic and study skills (such as research and essay writing), as well as your confidence... Learn about: Skills and Training, Confidence Training, Human Biology...

...The demand for highly-qualified practitioners to work with children, young people and their families is rapidly increasing. The need to utilise and develop the skills of current practitioners is vital…...

...Lectures will be interactive involving contributions from learners in discussions, student-led activities and student presentations. We try, where possible, to engage in out-of-College activities and also aim to bring guest speakers into College. It is CRUCIAL that you understand the volume of...

... to help you succeed in this thriving employment sector. Placements are vital to the course - we have links with over 50 organisations including youth clubs...

...: physiotherapy, occupational therapy, teaching (including early years), health promotion, nursing, paramedic, social work, youth work and podiatry. However...

...Studying Health and Social Care to AS and/or A level will help you to: gain a good knowledge and understanding of the work of health, social care and early years organisations; develop skills that will enable you to make an effective contribution to the work of care organisations, e.g. skills...

... can I do with this? Community & Youth Work Foundation Degree Relevant Degree Learning Development and Support Services for Children and Young People Level...

... at C grade and GCSE passes in five subjects), an appropriate BTEC National Diploma with Merit/Merit/Merit or a relevant Access course Work Experience... Learn about: Team Training, IT Management, Skills and Training...

..., as well as learners working in health, social care, youth justice, youth work and support work settings. What else do I need to know? What can... Learn about: Communication Training, Quality Training, Part Time...

... that can to lead crime 11: Understanding Youth CrimeUnderstand why youths turn to crime and why everyone has a role in supporting youth and preventing youth crime...

... Worker, Social Worker, Teacher, Teaching Assistant or Youth Worker. CONTACT For further details on this course, a tour of our facilities, information...

...This pre-service programme is designed for lecturers, teachers and trainers who would like to work in the post-compulsory teaching sector. The sector includes further, higher and adult education, community and youth services, the health services, uniformed services (the armed forces, prison...

... or youth work. Dependent on the specialist optional units taken, a range of specialist roles may be open to the apprentice. Costs: Training... Learn about: Team Training, Skills and Training...

..., teaching, youth work and probation service. Past students have also studied on B.Ed, B.A. Nursing, social work degrees and midwifery courses. Other useful...

... in libraries, schools, special schools and prisons and we are currently setting up a project in a sheltered housing unit. Many of our students work with youth...

...This programme is designed for lecturers, teachers and trainers who would like to work in the post-compulsory teaching sector. The sector includes further, higher and adult education, community and youth services, the health services, uniformed services (the armed forces, prison, the police...

...); BA (Hons) Child and Youth Studies; or BA (Hons) Health and Social... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

... (AS/A2 or BTEC National). Jobs, training and careers. Higher education/university e.g. nursing, midwifery, social/youth work, teaching, physiotherapist...

... education and training – either historically or in contemporary settings. The history and development of youth work/informal education The interaction between... Learn about: Full Time, Data Collection, School Education...

...If you are interested in working with young children as a teacher or a nurse this could be the course for you. This qualification carries a `license to practice' for working with young children and is equivalent to 3 'A' Levels. BTEC National Certificates and Welsh Baccalaureate Diplomas are valued...