Foundation Degree In Early Years

Foundation Degree In Early Years

The Foundation Degree in Early Years in run by Salford College in partnership with Bolton University.
Course Content
The course comprises of twelve modules that include the study of childrens development and learning, aspects related to the roles and responsibilities of the childcare worker and becoming a reflective practitioner.
Study is closely linked to work practice and therefore working with children is essential.

Fees are paid to Bolton University and include registration and tuition fees over the length of the course. Fees may be reduced or waived if the student is in receipt of a recognised means-tested benefit (proof of benefit status will be required). All quotations, including remissions and waivers, apply only to students who have been resident in England or the EU for the last three years. You may be able to get help with paying for course fees, including paying for your course in instalments.

You will study 2 modules each term but in additon you will spend 4-5 hours a week reading around the subject. This might increase when working on assignments.

Course Content:
ICT to support children's learning
The developing child
Developing the role of the early years professional
Facilitating children's learning
Inclusive practice
Social policy in early years
Safeguarding children
Developing self reflective practice
Managing sessions
Research perspectives in early years
Route specific independent study

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Contents

Learning Style
College Based

Assessment Method
Assessment

Enrolment Method
All learners must be interviewed by the course tutor before enrolment. Once enrolled at Salford City College you will also have to complete enrolment paperwork for Bolton University.