What You Will Study
You will study a range of theoretical modules covering elements which will enhance your understanding of working with children in early years and primary education. You will have the opportunity to undertake a major study in education which will develop independent research skills and personal and professional competence in planning for and carrying out a project.
Modules studied include:
- Health and well-being
- Supporting learning in young children
- Research methodologies
- Major study in education
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How You Will Be Assessed
Assessments vary and include essays, written reports, developing creative teaching resources to support children's learning, student-led seminars, presentations, and research reports.
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Entry Requirements
Foundation Degree in Young Children’s Learning and Development or Early Years.
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Completion of the first two years of a BA (Hons) or an equivalent qualification such as a Higher National Diploma in a relevant subject. -
Fee Information
Full time: £7,400 Part time: £3,700 per year
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Further Study
Upon successful completion of your studies, progression onto the following postgraduate programmes may be of interest:
- Early Years Initial Teacher Training (EYTS)
- Graduate Entry Mainstream Teacher Training;
- Primary Education (Early Years and Key Stage 1)
- PGCE with QTS Teacher Training; Primary Education (General)
- PGCE with QTS Teacher training (Lifelong Learning)
- PGCE full-time Teacher training (Lifelong Learning)
- PGCE part-time Action Research for Education; MA Early Childhood Studies
- MA Education
- MA Leadership in Education and Public Services
- PgDip Education and Youth Work
- MA Youth and Community Work (Professional Studies)
