Level 3 Early Years Education and Care
Start Date
Mon Sep 06 2021
Day / Time
Weekdays
Duration
1 year
Campus
Baltic Campus
This course will prepare you to become an Early Years Educator, giving you the skills to:
- Work with children in an unsupervised role from birth to 5 years
- Gain knowledge of children aged 5 to 7 years
- Progress onto higher education.
You will gain valuable 'hands-on' experience in our outstanding nursery classroom and will carry out a range of activities in this setting prior to commencing substantial work placement and during your course.
You will learn by a range of activities including practical activities, such as going on trips and visits for example to Beamish Museum and the Centre for Life, by demonstrations and guest speakers, by having an individual learning plan, setting your own targets during tutorial sessions and by teachers ensuring there are opportunities for you to stretch and challenge your learning and development. You will complete a range of assessments including poster and presentation work, assignments, case studies and projects.
You will follow a study programme to help you develop a range of skills that will support your progress to employment or to further study. This will include communication and multi-disciplinary teamwork as part of job pursuit workshops, you will complete projects that enhance the curriculum such as working with local organisations such as Seven Stories (The National Centre for Children's Books), undertake projects around equality and diversity, take part in fundraising activities and you will further develop skills and knowledge in English and maths.
English and maths
We know how important it is you continue to develop your skills and knowledge of English and maths as this is what employers want their employees to be competent in. We will put a programme together which best meets your needs and will embed these subjects into your curriculum.
You will be required to achieve all these aspects of your study programme as well as the Diploma.
Whatever support you need, we’re here for you and will make sure you get the most out of your time at college.
We have expert teams in place to look after every single one of our students.
Our specialist teams can help with:
- Learning difficulties
- Physical and sensory disabilities
- Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, ADHD, Aspergers or other specific learning difficulties
- Mental health and well being
- Exam access arrangements
- Money, finance and bursary advice
- Careers advice, job and university applications
See here for more information (link to learning support), pop into one of our
enrolment events, call us on
0191 426 4329.
Careers:
- Primary and Nursery Education Teaching Professionals
- Special Needs Education Teaching Professionals
- Nursery Nurses and Assistants
- Childminders and Related Occupations
- Playworkers
- Teaching Assistants
- Educational Support Assistants
- Houseparents and Residential Wardens
- School Midday and Crossing Patrol Occupations
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