EDUCATION & CHILDCARE
These programmes are perfect for anyone with a passion for working with children in a nursery or primary school setting.
You will learn the unique skills needed to support young children in your care, and our brand new practical training room at our North Devon campus, will provide you with a dedicated space to practise your skills in a true to life working environment.
You will also undertake fantastic work experience opportunities, including the chance to visit Sweden to see how they run their innovative Forest Schools.
There are many pathways available to students who complete courses in education and childcare, from teaching assistants and nursery nurses to social workers and child nurses - and we have a range of higher education courses to help you go even further.
NORTH DEVON CAMPUS
LEVEL 1 CARING FOR CHILDREN
LEVEL 2 CHILDCARE
SUPPORTING TEACHING & LEARNING IN SCHOOLS (TEACHING ASSISTANT)
WORKING WITH CHILDREN IN EARLY YEARS PRIMARY SETTING
FTB109 FTB133
Learn how children grow and develop, how to prepare a safe environment for children to play in, how to set up and deliver activities, and how to safeguard children from harm.
MID DEVON CAMPUS
FTT154
Learn all aspects of children's care including child development, preparing and maintaining the environment for childcare, and supporting children's play and learning.
FTT126
Gain the skills required to move into a career supporting children in an education environment, such as child development, child’s play and safeguarding.
FTB065
Develop your knowledge on child development, play, learning, nutrition, and more, to enable you to work with children in a wide variety of settings.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3 430,500 54
Progress to our university-level qualifications...
Level 4 early years employees in the UK¹
Level 5
Level 6 AVAILABLE IN THIS AREA
1 Department for Education
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