This course at University Centre West Anglia offers a higher-level qualification for anyone working as a teaching assistant, early years nursery worker or playworker. It’s also ideal if you want to study before starting your career.
Introduction
Do you want to work with young children? Or maybe you already are? This exciting foundation degree can help you start or advance a rewarding career in early years education.
This course at University Centre West Anglia offers a higher-level qualification for anyone working as a teaching assistant, early years nursery worker or playworker. It’s also ideal if you want to study before starting your career.
You’ll learn about the education sector as well as child development, play, safeguarding and equality. There’s a strong focus on issues that are currently affecting early years and education services – as well as on your ability to carry out research.
With the support of a mentor, you’ll do work placements and record your progress in a professional development portfolio. You’ll develop a wide range of practical and analytical skills which are valued by employers, including the ability to think critically about your work and the setting you’re in.
Our friendly tutors all have experience of working in the education sector. They’re keen to see you succeed, and will give you regular, helpful support and feedback. Classes are generally small. You’ll study individually and in small groups to develop your flexibility, independence and teamwork.
When you graduate, you’ll have a foundation degree. You may choose to apply for a top-up course to get a full honours degree.
About us
ARU is an innovative global university with students from 185 countries coming to study with us.
We're the Times Higher Education University of the Year 2023. This prestigious award honours 'exceptional performance during the 2021-22 academic year', and ARU’s success in delivering high-impact projects during this period.
Why choose ARU?
Ambition
We’re not only academically ambitious for ourselves but for our students.
We've received a Gold award for the quality of our education in the Teaching Excellence Framework, a UK-wide review of university teaching standards.
We're also rated in the top 15% of universities in the country for graduate employment, and received the University of the Year title at the prestigious UK Social Mobility Awards 2023.
Excellence
We were named as one of the top ten UK universities for education, social work and sports science courses in the Guardian League Table 2023.
In November 2021, we were proud to receive The Queen’s Anniversary Prize for our world-leading music therapy work – and in particular our research with people living with dementia, and their families. The Queen’s Anniversary Prizes recognise outstanding work by UK universities and colleges that shows the highest levels of quality and innovation and delivers significant public benefit.
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