Professional Studies in Early Childhood
Bachelor's degree
In Lincoln
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Lincoln
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
September
Are you ready to expand upon your Foundation Degree or diploma relating to Early Childhood? Do you want to progress your qualification to a full honours degree? Do you want to do it all without leaving work? Our BA (Hons) Professional Studies in Early Childhood progression route is designed to be studied for alongside your career working with young children.
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About this course
The course aims to provide you with an insight into effective management and leadership within the children’s workforce. You’ll have the opportunity to develop your understanding of the complex factors that prevent children from reaching their potential and work on your application of problem-solving skills in addressing these.
Applicants will typically have 240 HE credits from a Foundation degree or an HE Diploma in a relevant field of study.
Applicants are expected to have a current (or prospective) voluntary or a paid role in a relevant setting for a minimum of 12 hours per week accumulating to 360 hours per year of study.
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- Qualification
- Employment
- Volunteering
- Foundation
- Higher Education
- Early Childhood
- Programme
- Professional
- Opportunity
- Learning
Course programme
This flexible qualification means you’ll remain in employment or volunteering whilst undertaking the course, having already completed a suitable Foundation Degree or Higher Education Diploma in Early Childhood. The programme is the natural progression for those who have previously studied our Foundation Degree in Professional Studies (Early Childhood). The course provides you with a unique learning opportunity, studying alongside others working or volunteering in a variety of services such as education, and health and social care for children aged between 0 and 8 years.
AssessmentThere is a variety of assessment methods which are spread out throughout the academic year. These include a peer-led seminar, essay, a group discussion, portfolio and research report. All assessments allow you to reflect on your practice and theory as you evidence your learning.
Careers & Further StudyGraduate opportunities have enabled our students to attain managerial positions within their sector, to lead practice with their setting. Many go on to further study to become teachers through our PGCE routes or gain a professional status.
Others take on professional roles in areas such as special educational needs, mentoring, subject support, school, family and welfare liaison roles in the wider educational community and with local authorities working with the full range of age groups and sectors.
Professional Studies in Early Childhood