LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT FROM EARLY YEARS TO ADOLESCENCE (0-19) FDA

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the learning and development process from early years to adolescence. You will examine the key theories, policies, and practices that underpin the education system during this critical period of human development. The course covers various aspects of learning and development, including cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth. Through a combination of lectures, seminars, and practical exercises, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of how children and young people learn and develop, and how educational settings can support their progress.

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This course is designed for students who want to pursue a career in education or related fields. It is also beneficial for professionals working in early years or primary school settings who want to enhance their knowledge and skills. The course is delivered by experienced educators and researchers who are passionate about the field of learning and development.

Unlock Your Potential at the University of Worcester: A Leading Institution for Education and Childhood Studies.

The University of Worcester is a leading institution for education and childhood studies. Our faculty has a strong reputation for excellence in teaching and research, with a particular focus on early years and primary education. By studying with us, you will have access to cutting-edge facilities, innovative teaching methods, and opportunities for practical experience in local schools. Our graduates are highly sought after by employers due to their knowledge, skills, and passion for the field.

Our two-year Foundation Degree is designed for those who wish to gain a higher level qualification in working with children and young people from the ages 0-19 years. This is an exciting opportunity for you to gain an academic practice-based qualification if you are working in the children and young people's workforce. It is ideal for those working in; children's social care, the 'GetSet' services, early years, playwork, youth work, a youth offending team, a pupil referral unit, or as a childminder.

32 UCAS tariff points