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Childcare

Work Based/Vocational Learning

In order to access the courses in this section at you will need to be working or volunteering in a suitable position. In many cases you will study entirely from home and/or the workplace. If you are interested in any of our courses in this section please contact us. The cost of these courses could benefit from funding depending on eligibility and individual circumstances. Please contact us to discuss funding options. Telephone 01904 554277.

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Business Administration

Level 2 & 3 Diploma Business Administration

If you are working or supervising in an administrative role in public or private sector organisations and wish to upskill, this qualification will suit you.

Levels 2 & 3 Customer Service qualifications

Intermediate and advanced level courses to help you to respond to customer issues at a support and strategic level, suggesting improvements to customer service strategy and helping in their implementation.

Level 3 & 5 Management

These courses let you strengthen and develop your knowledge of management by focusing on specific management areas that are applicable to your job.

Childcare Level 2 Children and Young Peoples Workforce see page 14 Level 3 Diploma for the Early Years Workforce (Early Years Educator)

A formal qualification offering knowledge of all aspects of childcare and its core value (this qualification will only be valid with Maths and English Functional Skills Level 2 Certificate or equivalent).

Level 3 Diploma Teaching and Learning in Schools

Ideal if you have significant experience as a school support worker and wish to move into a more specialised role.

Level 5 Leadership for the Children and Young People’s Workforce (Management/Advanced Practice)

This course will suit you if you are a leader or manager of a childcare setting.

Level 3 & 5 Diploma in Residential Childcare

Level 3 & Level 5 Diplomas in Residential Care are specifically designed for those working in residential care with children in a supervisory and managerial care role respectively.

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