Youth work degree courses

... are looking for career development then this course will suit you. There is an increasing need for graduates to work in the field of family support and community work as well as increasing opportunities to work directly with young people and this course is designed to prepare you for these roles... Learn about: Part Time...

... considering employment within the criminal justice system. Students interested in the social care and welfare professions of social work, mental health, youth...

... Community Safety; Youth services; Youth Offending Team; Social work; research; crime analyst; housing and environmental health DAAT worker (Drugs and Alcohol...

..., particularly within the context of the family and early years settings. You will study: Child and Youth Development Perspectives of Early Childhood Health... Learn about: Early Years, IT Development...

... nature of learning, schooling and education. Whether you are new to this area or you have experience and you are looking for career development then this course will suit you. This degree sits within an exciting range of Education and Inclusion Studies courses we offer within the Institute of Education... Learn about: Part Time, Education Studies...

..., organisations and communities. The programme leads to a Canterbury Christ Church Award as well as a full dual professional qualification in youth work (validated... Learn about: IT Development, Learning and Development...

... Opportunities Graduates may enter a variety of careers within agencies of the criminal justice system (e.g. police, probation service, youth offending teams...

... and Youth Services, the Health Services, Uniformed Services, Private Training and large organisations with their own training departments. The sector also includes provision for 14-to-16 year olds in some subjects. Getting a place... Learn about: Part Time, Skills and Training...

... in libraries, schools, special schools and prisons and we are currently setting up a project in a sheltered housing unit. Many of our students work with youth...

... within schools and colleges in the context of current themes in education theory and policy. Choosing to study Education and Learning (Youth... Learn about: Learning and Development, IT Development...

... to pursue a PGCE following their BA degree, without having to commit to either primary or secondary level teaching. However, it is also an increasingly attractive academic discipline on its own, offering students the opportunity to put their education in context...

..., rehabilitation support worker or student success advisor. You may also choose to pursue advanced studies in a range of fields: education, critical disability studies, social work and cultural studies. You may work as an early childhood inclusion facilitator, policy advisor, research analyst, rehabilitation...

... development. In response to local (Welsh and English) and national government agendas, including poverty, children’s rights and social inclusion, this degree takes a multi-agency approach. The course covers all the important aspects of working with children, young people and families, including government... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Development...

...Fact file Length 13 months Entry requirements Applicants must normally have achieved a Foundation degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject area, for example a FD Working with Young People and Young People's Services, Advice and Guidance, or Childhood Studies, normally within 5 years prior...

...To enable students with relevant work experience to acquire a degree that will enhance their prospects of a professional career in the human services. To enable students to acquire core conceptual and empirical knowledge of the wide range of subjects covered in applied social studies. To provide...

...Designed to meet the need for a highly trained, skilled and professional workforce, this degree course helps you to identify and respond to the needs of children, adults and families who often fall into vulnerable categories. If you are a person centred individual who is flexible, creative... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...The BA (Hons) Youth and Community Work is an exciting course that provides you with a learning environment to explore and examine the concepts, methods and models of practice in engaging with young people and their communities. The focus of the course is to encourage and stimulate your levels... Learn about: Youth Work, Professional development, Group dynamics...

...Have you ever thought about working towards a degree, but decided against it as you are already in employment or volunteering and don’t want to give that up? Our FdA Professional Studies (Early Childhood) course is designed for those working or volunteering with children 0-8 years in the voluntary...

... Residential Social Worker Therapeutic Work with Children and Families Youth Remand Centres/Prisons Schools for young people with educational/behavioural...

...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...