This work based, one year course provides learners with the knowledge and understanding of working with babies and young children from birth to seven years and supports the development of the practical and technical skills needed to work with children up to the age of five years.
“After I completed University I decided I wanted to go into teaching. The Apprenticeship is perfect, as I am now on the career ladder, gaining the experience I need to progress and a good grounding in teaching.
The advantage of doing an Apprenticeship over class-based work is that I am actually working with children and learning through direct experiences. I am lucky as I have also been able to use the specialist skills from my degree within my role, supporting in our Microsoft Academy studio.”
Luke, Broadclyst Community Primary School, Level 3 Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools Apprenticeship
This Level 3 Apprenticeship is designed for teaching assistants and learning support staff.
This is the required qualification for practitioners working in the Residential Childcare Sector.
The Early Years Practitioner Apprenticeship is ideal if you want to be part of the physical, social and emotional development of young children by planning and delivering a range of activities.
The Early Years Educator Apprenticeship is for more experienced employed individuals who wish to further develop skills and knowledge as well as practical work experience in roles involving working with children.
This qualification requires learners to develop an in-depth understanding of early year’s education and care, including supporting and promoting children’s early education and development, planning and providing effective care, teaching and learning.
This NCFE qualification aims to provide professional development opportunities for employed Early Years practitioners with a previous Level 3.
This course equips learners with the essential knowledge and skills required for leadership roles in residential childcare settings in England.
