Students currently spend two and a half days per week in class at College to support their learning around childcare and enhance their Maths and English skills. Students need to spend up to 10 hours outside of College time completing course work and independent study. Assessment is done through a range of methods; including written tasks, posters, leaflets and practical activities to assess learning. The qualification is dependent upon satisfactory completion of all coursework and assignments for the 12 units, which include subjects like: Listening to and Talking with a Young Child, Growth and Development of Young Children, Practical Health and Safety when with children and Finding out about Forest Schools.
Name: L1 Dip in Caring for Children (CACHE) Qualification title: Diploma in Caring for Children (QCF) Qualification type: Assessment Awarding Council for Awards in Care, Health and Education (Formerly Council for Awards in Children's Care and Education) Created 20150615 07:16:13 Updated 20150615 07:16:13
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Suffolk New College
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Title: Diploma in Caring for Children (QCF) Qualification: Diploma in Caring for Children (QCF) Classification: Health, Public Services and Care