SVQ 4 Social Services (Children and Young People)

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    Online

Reflect on, review and develop own practice. West Lothian College is an award winning provider of further education based in Livingston, West Lothian. The College offers the widest range of academic and vocational qualifications in the area, offering a diverse curriculum to approximately 8000 learners.

About this course

Establish and develop working relationships.Support policies, procedures and practice to safeguard children and ensure their inclusion and well-being.Support programmes for the promotion of children's development.Reflect on, review and develop own practice.

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Course programme

To achieve SVQ Level 4 candidates must complete 4 mandatory units and 5 optional units 4 of which are mandatory to register with the SSSC.


Mandatory Units

Establish and develop working relationships.

Support policies, procedures and practice to safeguard children and ensure their inclusion and well-being.

The College is led by Principal & Chief Executive, Mhairi Harrington and is renowned for its successful collaborations with external partners such as skills organisations, universities, government organisations and community groups. West Lothian College operates out of its main campus in Livingston as well as having offices in several other regions across the country including: Glasgow, Dundee, Inverness and Edinburgh.With a vibrant, modern and innovative learning environment, the College is well equipped to ensure that students have the best facilities and resources to help develop their learning and skills. The College is an essential provider of a vast range of courses all focused on developing relevant skills for employment and to enhance current career prospects for those who are already working. For 2016-17 it was established that 86% of HN graduates at the College progressed into employment or further study.

SVQ 4 Social Services (Children and Young People)

Price on request