The course enables learners to develop knowledge and understanding of child development, education and care, which will allow them to progress to study in further education, higher education or join the workplace as an apprentice. This qualification is the equivalent, in size and rigour, to that of an A Level. Learners will develop their understanding of: • diverse childcare settings and the role of the childcare professional • roles, responsibilities, skills and attributes for working in childcare settings • types and functions of childcare services • significant milestones and relevant theories related to human development • educational frameworks and how they are applied to optimise positive outcomes for children and young people Learners will develop practical skills and techniques in: • teamwork and partnership building • professional and personal development • communication • evaluation • research • analysis • reflection.
The entry requirements for this course are 5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above including Maths and English Language.
• 5 written coursework units, assessed internally and externally moderated. • 1 controlled assessment, assessed externally based on all 5 units. • 1 externally assessed short answer examination based on unit 1 and 2.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | St. Helens |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Elton Head Road, St Helens, WA9 5AU |
The course enables learners to develop knowledge and understanding of child development, education and care, which will allow them to progress to study in further education, higher education or join the workplace as an apprentice. This qualification is the equivalent, in size and rigour, to that of an A Level. Learners will develop their understanding of: • diverse childcare settings and the role of the childcare professional • roles, responsibilities, skills and attributes for working in childcare settings • types and functions of childcare services • significant milestones and relevant theories related to human development • educational frameworks and how they are applied to optimise positive outcomes for children and young people Learners will develop practical skills and techniques in: • teamwork and partnership building • professional and personal development • communication • evaluation • research • analysis • reflection.
The entry requirements for this course are 5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above including Maths and English Language.
• 5 written coursework units, assessed internally and externally moderated. • 1 controlled assessment, assessed externally based on all 5 units. • 1 externally assessed short answer examination based on unit 1 and 2.