Social Care Courses Middlesex

...you to work with children in a school, nursery or pre-school, as you would need to progress to a Level 2 qualification. How will I be taught?...

...delegates will be able to: Describe what causes FASD Describe the difference between FAS and FASD List some of the features of FASD Have an improved understanding...

...for all those undertaking the Level 2 Children and Young People’s Apprenticeship. Anyone who wants to work, or has just started to work in the children... Learn about: IT for adults, Child Teaching, Health and Social Care...

...Successful students will gain a Level 2 qualification in Early Childhood to enable them to work in Pre-Schools. Are there any additional requirements?...

...During the degree you are introduced to the study of these disciplines within the context of examining early year's services policies and procedures...

...problem and destroys lives. Good training can help people to become safer. Objectives & Course Content This course will be tailor made to sector specific...

...On successful completion of this unit you should be able to: ·Provide a safe and healthy childcare environment in a home-based setting ·Provide a variety...

...add considerably to classroom discussions. The course is equivalent to three A levels worth up to 360 UCAS points. It covers all aspects of childcare and education...

...4 CCLD What is the course about? Full Level 3 Award What are the course outcomes? ·Provide a qualification for candidates who wish to work for a supervisor...

...health and safety, working with parents, providing safe and secure environments and professional skills. Practical activities and tasks undertaken in these...

...A 2-year part-time programme validated by Thames Valley University. Learners attend 1 day a week teaching (afternoon and evening sessions) to develop skills...

...This course is validated by the Counselling and Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body (CPCAB). What could I do next? You could gain employment as a Counsellor...

...programme of study by taking part in a wide range of clubs, groups, societies and courses. Not only are the activities fun, they also develop skills...

...What could I do next? The course may lead to a progression onto our BACP Accredited Diploma in Counselling (based on further interviews). Also the course...

...Both these qualifications are level 3. Extra Curricular Activities All students can add to their main programme of study by taking part in a wide range of clubs...

...The course content will include: The definition of workplace violence as given by The Health & Safety Executive. Glynis M Breakwell's Model of Conflict...

...on working with young people as well as exploring children's services and the changes to Safeguarding Children with the extended age range from birth to 18 years...

...can be great and it is important that we are aware of our own needs for support in this work. There is often a perceived need on the part of workers...

...Recognise the difference between open/closed and leading/loading questions. Understand the difference between highly, moderate and non empathic statements...

...can be great and it is important that we are aware of our own needs for support in this work. There is often a perceived need on the part of workers...