BA Childhood Studies (with SEN) at London South East Colleges Bromley (Top-up)

This top-up degree program in Childhood Studies with a specialism in Special Educational Needs (SEN) will equip you with the knowledge and skills required to work with children from birth to 11 years old, including those with SEN. You will learn about child development, play-based learning, and inclusive practices, as well as how to assess and support children with SEN. This course is ideal for those who want to pursue a career in early years education, including nursery managers, teachers, and other professionals working with young children.

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Students will have access to state-of-the-art facilities at Canterbury Christ Church University's Bromley campus, including a dedicated SEN laboratory and observation rooms. The program is delivered by experienced lecturers who are experts in their field, and students will benefit from small class sizes and personalized support throughout their studies.

Discover the Best Practices in Early Years Education at Canterbury Christ Church University

Canterbury Christ Church University has a long history of excellence in education, with a strong focus on practical experience and hands-on learning. Students who graduate from this program will be well-prepared to enter the workforce or pursue further study in the field.

This course is delivered during the day at our Medway campus and is led by award-winning academics who are also experienced, childhood practitioners. Upon successful completion, you will have gained a degree that opens all kinds of doors and career paths. ABA in Childhood Studies is also the foundation upon which you can build your route to qualified teacher status by taking a relevant postgraduate course, such as a PGCE. It is flexible and can be completed full-time, around your work, over the course of a year. Moreover, the same passionate and experienced academics who run the foundation degree will support you on every step to success.

You are required to hold 240 credits of advanced standing (usually a foundation degree or similar; for example, a diploma of higher education or other accumulated credits at Levels 4 and 5) in a related area.