The NCFE Level 3 Diploma for the Early Years Workforce is a comprehensive qualification designed for individuals either working in, or who wish to work in, the early years sector.
About this qualification
The NCFE Level 3 Diploma for the Early Years Workforce is a comprehensive qualification designed for individuals either working in, or who wish to work in, the early years sector.
The course is suitable for those looking to enhance their existing knowledge and skills or those who are embarking on a career in this field.
If you are looking to gain full practitioner status as an Early Years Educator (also referred to as EYE) with a formally recognised qualification then South Farnham School's Early Years Educator Level 3 Diploma is the course for you!
What does the qualification cover?
Completion of the Level 3 diploma in Early Years Education will provide Learners with the knowledge and skills required to begin work as a nursery nurse, reception practitioner, private nanny or one of various other positions which involve working closely with young children.
South Farnham School’s course will combine online taught sessions and assessed tasks with a practical placement of at least 350 hours in a childcare role, in order for Learners to develop their skills and help children to learn, grow and thrive.
During this formally recognised and NCFE CACHE-accredited Early Years qualification, Learners will develop their knowledge of how to meet all the physical, social and emotional needs of children aged 0-5, whilst gaining an in-depth understanding of working with children up to 7 years old.
They will explore how to support a healthy lifestyle through nutrition and exercise, how to promote children’s speech and language skills, as well as gain other vital knowledge regarding safeguarding and health and safety legislation within an Ofsted-regulated environment.
Who is it suitable for?
This qualification is suitable for anyone, either working or wishing to pursue a career in early years education and care.
Entry Criteria:
English and Maths GCSE (or equivalent) at Grade 3 or above.
Aged 16 or over.
Have at least 3 months prior experience of working/volunteering in an EYFS childcare setting for at least 15 hours/ 2 days a week. A reference from this setting will be required.
Confirmation of a DBS check which states you are suitable to work with children.
Regular access to a computer.
Basic IT skills.
By the end of the course, learners will need to have completed a minimum of 350 hours through either working, volunteering or on a practical placement in an early years setting. An important part of the assessment process involves evaluating skills in real working situations.
Please note that childminders must be working with a minimum of 3 children in order to be observed by the assessor and working alongside the EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage)
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