Petroc Prospectus | EDUCATION & CHILDCARE WHAT DID OUR LEARNERS SAY?


GEORGIA, CHILDREN'S PLAY, LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT, LEVEL 3


"I’ve really enjoyed learning about the psychology of how children learn and think. It has given me a good base for starting a degree in Social Work next year."


39,700


GO further... EARLY YEARS TEACHER


EDUCATION CONSULTANT FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHER


SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS COORDINATOR (SENCO) SOCIAL WORKER


There were 72,000


Childcare and Early Years providers in the UK in 2019²


£26,931 WHAT DID OUR LECTURERS SAY?


RITA SAMPSON, HEAD OF FACULTY, HEALTH & CARE


"In recent years, many of our learners on our Education and Childcare programmes have had the fabulous opportunity of visiting a Forest School in Sweden to complete two week’s work experience. While they are away, they get to see the workings of a very different educational system and discover how children learn in a different culture. Time and again, learners comment on how eye-opening this opportunity has been for them and how it inspires their future learnings.


The real-life practical experience that our students undertake on these courses is always discussed back in the classroom to help understand the links between theory and practice and to hone the skills that anyone working in this rewarding industry needs."


childminders registered with Ofsted¹


average salary for a childcare worker³


AVAILABLE IN THIS AREA 1 Gov.uk 2 Department for Education 3 PayScale www.petroc.ac.uk 57


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