Youth work courses

...A traineeship will give you the opportunity to develop your knowledge and skills through work experience. You will also benefit from expert support that aims to give you the confidence you need for a successful future. The Traineeship route can also unlock the great potential and prepare...

... in a variety of settings such as hospices; children’s centre charities, PRUs, prisons, youth, social work & schools and other relevant settings. During the 2nd... Learn about: Education Studies, Part Time...

... in the areas of early childhood studies, community development and youth work, and health and social care. We use a wide variety of teaching and learning methods... Learn about: Policy and Practice, Critical Reading, Early Years...

... in the areas of early childhood studies, community development and youth work, and health and social care. We use a wide variety of teaching and learning methods... Learn about: Research Design, Early Years, Critical Reading...

... on this course? College facilities What next? Other NCFE courses at level 2/3 in areas such as Care, Youth Work, Community Development Work, Level 3 Managing Equality...

...This is a level 2 course in Health and Social Care. The course is designed to cover a range of topics providing you with the knowledge and skills required for employment or further study in the health or social care sectors. The inclusion of mandatory work experience allows you to link theory... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

... a specific standard. The professional award for Youth Work alongside your Foundation Degree is a valuable addition to your studies supporting professional...

... Opportunities Recent graduates have begun careers in teaching at all levels, librarianship, youth work and local government. Many of our students progress...

...Please click on the "See course programme" link opposite to view the full course programme and a full list of course aims and objectives. Suitable for: This two day course is suitable for all childcare practitioners who are involved in work with children at risk of harm and maltreatment from within...

... Organisations or Community Care Settings, for example youth work, community groups, support work, education or health and social care. One academic year... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Do you want the opportunity to further your studies, but are working or volunteering and don’t want to have to give that up? Our Foundation Degree courses are designed to be studied without your having to leave work – in fact, they work alongside your career with young children... Learn about: Principles of Learning...

... and 16. Eligible roles include before or after school workers, nursery and school setting workers, playworkers, and practitioners working in youth...

...-related subject, or an Access to Higher Education course. It also opens up opportunities for a career in Teaching, Youth Work, Child Care and Education...

... Courses, Nursing including Paediatric Nursing, Youth work Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy...

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

... and portfolio-based work. There are no examinations. We’ll provide you with prompt feedback and give you regular guidance on how to improve your skills, knowledge... Learn about: Pupil Voice, Childhood Narratives, Study of Religions...

... to take control of their teenager's behaviour and improve confidence & self-esteem. Suitable for: This course is suitable for all childcare professionals who work with children and families including Youth Offending Team Workers, Social Workers, Family Support Workers, Family Placement Workers, Teachers...

...Do you enjoy being with people? Perhaps you might not be sure exactly what you want to do but know that you want to be involved with children-the elderly teenagers or people who have a disability or simply hope to eventually work in a job which helps and enhances the lives of others?...

... the broad range of human services. For applicants who left school or further education without the normal qualifications for entry to higher education, but whose work experience and other attributes give the University confidence in your ability to complete a degree. There are probably many reasons...

...Children & Young People. We work in partnership with a wide range of private and public providers, supporting training to meet the Government's agenda. Our highly developed quality assurance scheme ensures quality training with maximum flexibility of delivery methods. Course. Dates. Length. Venue...