Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in School’s (Part Time)
Qualification title (awarding body and official name of course)
CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools ( QCF)
What’s on the course?
The diploma incorporates experience in a real work environment , and so can only be delivered if you are aged 16 years and older. The qualification covers birth to 19 years and has a minimum credit value of 44 credits. The qualification is made up of 11 mandatory units, and various optional units (depending on your job role) to make up your 44 credits.
Assessment information?
Each student is assigned an assessor to support you through your qualification. You will be assessed at your place of work/placement, to cover all the relevant performance criteria. For evidence that cannot be observed, this will be covered in a number of ways. Through assignment, professional discussion, verbal/questions, witness testimony, reflective accounts etc.
How long does it take?
One year
When does it start?
September
Who is it suitable for?
It is suitable for students who wish to work in schools with pupils from reception to 19 years of age.
What are the entry requirements?
The entry requirements are based on a satisfactory fully enhanced police check. Either a relevant level 2 qualification or significant experience in an appropriate child care setting.
What can I do next?
Progression into employment at supervisory level or higher education onto one of our Foundation degrees.
How much does it cost?
Costs vary depending on age and home income
Where does it take place?
Weekly evening workshop’s ( One evening per week)
How do I apply?
You can either apply online or ring or call in to student services for an application form.
What is the achievement?
Good achievement rates
Certificate in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools (Part Time)
Qualification title (awarding body and official name of course)
CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools ( QCF)
What’s on the course?
The certificate incorporates experience in a real work environment, and so can only be delivered if you are aged 16 years and older. The qualification covers birth to 19 years and has a minimum credit value of 30 credits. The qualification is made up of 9 mandatory units and various optional units (depending on your job role) to make up your 30 credits.
Assessment information?
Each student is assigned an assessor to support you through your qualification. You will be assessed at your place of work/placement, to cover all the relevant performance criteria. For evidence that cannot be observed, this will be covered in a number of ways. Through assignment, professional discussion, verbal/questions, witness testimony, reflective account etc
How long does it take?
One year
When does it start?
September
Who is it suitable for?
It is suitable for students who wish to work with children aged 0 – 19 years of age, in a variety of settings with the exception of schools.
What are the entry requirements?
The entry requirements are based on a satisfactory fully enhanced police check. With an ability to work and research independently combined with a confident attitude towards the care and education of children.
What can I do next?
Progression into employment, working under supervision of a senior member of staff or further education onto a level 3 qualification.
How much does it cost?
Costs vary depending on age and home income
Where does it take place?
Weekly evening workshop’s ( One evening per week)
How do I apply?
You can either apply online or ring or call in to student services for an application form.
What is the achievement?
Good achievement rates
Diploma for the Children and Young People’s Workforce (Part Time)
Qualification title (awarding body and official name of course)
CACHE Level 3 Diploma for the Children and Young People’s Workforce ( QCF)
What’s on the course?
The diploma incorporates experience in a real work environment , and so can only be delivered if you are aged 16 years and older. The qualification covers birth to 19 years and has a minimum credit value of 65 credits. The qualification is made up of 7 mandatory units, 5 Mandatory pathway units and various optional units (depending on your job role) to make up your 65 credits.
Assessment information?
Each student is assigned an assessor to support you through your qualification. You will be assessed at your place of work/placement, to cover all the relevant performance criteria. For evidence that cannot be observed, this will be covered in a number of ways. Through assignment, professional discussion, verbal/questions, witness testimony, reflective accounts etc.
How long does it take?
One year
When does it start?
September
Who is it suitable for?
It is suitable for students who wish to work with children aged 0 – 19 years of age, in a variety of settings with the exception of schools.
What are the entry requirements?
The entry requirements are based on a satisfactory fully enhanced police check. Either a relevant level 2 qualification or significant experience in an appropriate child care setting.
What can I do next?
Progression into employment at supervisory level or higher education onto one of our Foundation degrees.
How much does it cost?
Costs vary depending on age and home income
Where does it take place?
Weekly evening workshop’s (One evening per week)
How do I apply?
You can either apply online or ring or call in to student services for an application form.
What is the achievement?
Good achievement rates
Certificate for the Children and Young People’s Workforce (Part Time)
Qualification title (awarding body and official name of course)
CACHE Level 2 Certificate for the Children and Young People’s Workforce ( QCF)
What’s on the course?
The certificate incorporates experience in a real work environment, and so can only be delivered if you are aged 16 years and older. The qualification covers birth to 19 years and has a minimum credit value of 35 credits. The qualification is made up of 13 mandatory units and various optional units (depending on your job role) to make up your 35 credits.
Assessment information?
Each student is assigned an assessor to support you through your qualification. You will be assessed at your place of work/placement, to cover all the relevant performance criteria. For evidence that cannot be observed, this will be covered in a number of ways. Through assignment, professional discussion, verbal/questions, witness testimony, reflective account etc
How long does it take?
One year
When does it start?
September
Who is it suitable for?
It is suitable for students who wish to work with children aged 0 – 19 years of age, in a variety of settings with the exception of schools.
What are the entry requirements?
The entry requirements are based on a satisfactory fully enhanced police check. With an ability to work and research independently combined with a confident attitude towards the care and education of children.
What can I do next?
Progression into employment, working under supervision of a senior member of staff or further education onto a level 3 qualification.
How much does it cost?
Costs vary depending on age and home income
Where does it take place?
Weekly evening workshop’s (One evening per week)
How do I apply?
You can either apply online or ring or call in to student services for an application form.
What is the achievement?
Good achievement rates
Children Young People & Their Services FD
What’s on the Course?
This course offers an exciting new pathway for you to develop your career in working with children and young people in education and/or care settings, and for those interested in pursuing a career in these sectors.
The Foundation Degree will enable children and young people practitioners and professionals, children’s services employees, teaching assistants, play workers, and interested students to have access to a higher level qualification that is directly relevant to day to day employment and experience in these sectors on a full or part time basis.
This new Foundation degree is designed to provide you with the opportunity to gain a level 4 qualification in working with children and young people C&YP) from ages 0 to 16 years, in a variety of settings including schools, children’s centres, extended schools, pre-school and care provision in both public, private, voluntary and independent organisations.
The core modules include:
YEAR 1
— Children Young People & their world
— Difference & Diversity
— Aspects of Learning & Development year long
— Self & Study - year long
YEAR 2
— Policy & Practice
— Promoting the welfare of Children & Young People
— Frameworks, Transitions & the Child - year long
— Managing the professional role in practice - year long
Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
Modules will be delivered in a variety of ways suited to higher level study. Methods will include lectures, seminars, workshops, tutorials and independent research.
Learning at level 4 and above is very focused on independent study, and students will be expected to take responsibility for their own learning.
How long does it take?
Two years full-time or three years part-time.
What are the entry requirements?
All suitable applicants will be interviewed.
— 160 UCAS points or equivelant
— Criminal records check
— Access to education or care setting
What can I do next?
Success in this Foundation Degree would allow you to continue onto the final year of an Honours Degree at the University of Central Lancashire. As well as the potential for others which are in development.
How will I be assessed?
There are no examinations; work is both formatively and summatively assessed.We use a diverse range of assessment techniques such as portfolios, reports, essays, case studies as well as reflective journal.
How much does it cost?
Fees may vary according to qualification and route you do. Student loans and bursaries are available for many students to access. For more information please visit www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance or contact Val Cumberbatch 01946 839300 ext 1089
How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview. Contact details below.
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What if I need support?
The college provides a range of additional support for students who would like extra help with their studies. If you need help in deciding what to study or information on travel, finance, childcare, personal or health concerns, please contact student services.
‘Lakes College is committed to eliminating any form of discrimination - be it based on gender, race, ethnic origin, background, religion or belief, age or sexual orientation’.
Level 3 Diploma in Children’s Care, Learning & Development
What’s on the Course?
You will have the opportunity to work with children from birth to age 16 years and gain experience in schools, nurseries and baby placements. The course content is as follows:
— 12 units - each with a national assessment
— End of course exam
— Practical work assessment
— Key skills
— Health & Safety at work certificate
— Paediatric First Aid certificate basic
— Food Hygiene certificate
— First Aid at work certificate
— Residentials
— Production and performance of a concert for children
How long does it take?
Two years full-time
Who is it suitable for?
Candidates who are 16 years old or older and who are interested in working with young children.
What are the entry requirements?
Four GCSEs at grade C or above (English & Maths included), or CACHE Level 2 certificate at distinction grade.
What can I do next?
Employment within schools, nurseries, learning support, play work and play therapy, and as this course is equivalent to three A Levels you can progress on to higher education, including the foundation degree in Integrated education and care of young children and young people.
How much does it cost?
Full time students under 19 - free.
Full time students over 19 - Please
contact Lakes College for further information.
(certain remissions may be available. contact Student Services for more information)
How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview. Contact details below.
If you need any help deciding which course to apply for you can get impartial advice and guidance from our Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services.
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Level 2 Diploma in Children’s Care, Learning & Development
What’s on the Course?
This is a qualification to work with babies and young children, up to 16 years of age under supervision. Students will attend placement throughout the year a total of 65 days.
— Unit 1 An introduction to working with children
— Unit 2 The developing child
— Unit 3 Safe, healthy and nurturing environments for children
— Unit 4 Children and play
— Unit 5 Communication and professional skills within child care and education
— Unit 6 The child care practitioner in the workplace (practical unit)
— Unit 7 Working with children from birth to age 5 years
— Unit 8 Play activity for children from birth to age 16 years
— Unit 9 Supporting children with additional needs
— Unit 10 Introduction to children’s learning
— Unit 11 Supporting children and families
You may also have the opportunity to gain certificates in First Aid, Food Hygiene, Practical Play Skills & Essential Functional Skills.
Students are assessed by:
— Set assignment based on
unit content
— Multiple choice question paper
— Placement reports
— Satisfactory completion of the practice evidence records
Students must be successful in all areas of assessment to gain CCE qualification.
How long does it take?
One year full-time.
Who is it suitable for?
Candidates 16 years or over, who are enthusiastic and self motivated to learn and achieve. Interested in working with young children and have good communication skills and show a commitment to working with children.
What are the entry requirements?
A minimum of four GCSEs at grade D or above, English Literature and Language, Mathematics at grade D is essential.
All students must undertake a subject access check resulting in a satisfactory police check clearance.
What can I do next?
The qualification can be used to gain employment in the childcare sector, for example, nursery assistant, pre-school assistant or crèche assistant. Students can also progress to the following:
— Children’s Care, Learning and Development NVQ Level 2
— Supporting Teaching and Learning NVQ Level 2
— Level 3 BTEC Diploma in Children’s Care, Learning and Development
How much does it cost?
Full time students under 19 - free.
Full time students over 19 - Please
contact Lakes College for further information.
(certain remissions may be available. contact Student Services for more information)
How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview. Contact details below.
If you need any help deciding which course to apply for you can get impartial advice and guidance from our Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services.
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Level 1 Diploma in Caring for Children
What’s on the Course?
You would not be working with children during this course but will be learning about being a good parent and how to care for a young child in the home. To gain the full certificate you will need to pass all of the following:
— Unit 1. Pregnancy & the responsible parent
— Unit 2. Caring for children 0-3 yrs 11 months
— Unit 3. Play learning in the home 0-3 yrs 11 months
You will also have the opportunity to improve basic skills and gain certificates in Basic Skill, IT Practical Skills and Personal Development.
When does it start?
September
How long does it take?
One year full-time
Who is it suitable for?
Candidates of 14 years and over who are enthusiastic about caring for young children.
What are the entry requirements?
You do not need to have any qualifications to do this certificate.
What can I do next?
If you achieve well in all your units and have good attendance you may progress onto Level 1 CACHE Caring for Children.
How much does it cost?
Full time students under 19 - free.
Full time students over 19 - Please
contact Lakes College for further information.
(certain remissions may be available. contact Student Services for more information)
How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview.
If you need any help deciding which course to apply for you can get impartial advice and guidance from our Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services.
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Entry Award in Caring for Children
What’s on the Course?
You would not be working with children during this course but will be learning about being a good parent and how to care for a young child in the home. To gain the full certificate you will need to pass all of the following:
— Unit 1. Pregnancy & the responsible parent
— Unit 2. Caring for children 0-3 yrs 11 months
— Unit 3. Play learning in the home 0-3 yrs 11 months
You will also have the opportunity to improve basic skills and gain certificates in Basic Skill, IT Practical Skills and Personal Development.
When does it start?
September
How long does it take?
One year full-time
Who is it suitable for?
Candidates of 14 years and over who are enthusiastic about caring for young children.
What are the entry requirements?
You do not need to have any qualifications to do this certificate.
What can I do next?
If you achieve well in all your units and have good attendance you may progress onto Level 1 CACHE Caring for Children.
How much does it cost?
Full time students under 19 - free.
Full time students over 19 - Please
contact Lakes College for further information.
(certain remissions may be available. contact Student Services for more information).
How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview.
If you need any help deciding which course to apply for you can get impartial advice and guidance from our Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services.
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Childcare (Intermediate)
What's On The Course?
Frame Work
- QCF Certificate: The qualification covers birth to 19 years and has a minimum credit value of 35 credits. The qualification is made up of 13 mandatory units, and various optional units (depending on your job role) to make up your 35credits.
- Function Skills : English & Maths ( Proxy if you have attained GCSE’s at grade C or above or if you have the relevant Key skills at level 2)
- ERR : Employment Rights and Responsibilities
- Paediatric First Aid
- PLTS : Personal Learning and Thinking Skills
Assessment Information
QCF Certificate / ERR / PLTS: Each student is assigned an assessor and a tutor to support you through your qualification. You will be assessed at your place of work/placement, to cover all the relevant performance criteria. For evidence that cannot be observed, this will be covered in a number of ways. Through assignment, professional discussion, verbal/questions, witness testimony, reflective accounts etc. The tutor will deliver all the underpinning knowledge that is relevant to the qualification.
Functional Skills: Math & English Test (Attend weekly workshop to update your skills)
Paediatric: 12 First Aid course (Two Sessions)
How Long Does It Take?
The Apprenticeship lasts for 18 months.
When Does It Start?
The Apprenticeship can start at any time.
Who Is It Suitable For?
It is suitable for students who wish to work with children aged 0 – 19 years of age, in a variety of settings with the exception of schools.
What Are The Entry Requirements?
The entry requirements are based on a satisfactory fully enhanced police check. Successfully complete initial assessment to a level 1 and have the ability to work and research independently combined with a confident attitude towards the care and education of children.
What Can I Do Next?
Progression into employment under supervision or progression onto the level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship course.
How Much Does It Cost?
How Do I Apply?
To apply for this course as a student you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview. Contact details below.
If you need any help deciding which course to apply for you can get impartial advice and guidance from our Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services.
Student Services
Telephone: 01946 839 300
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If you are an employer looking for Apprenticeship training for a member of staff, please contact one of our Business and Community Account Managers on 01946 839 300.
What If I Need Support?
The College provides a range of additional support for students who would like extra help with their studies. If you need help in deciding what to study or information on travel, finance, childcare, personal or health concerns, please contact Student Services.
Lakes College is committed to eliminating any form of discrimination - be it based on gender, race, ethnic origin, background, religion or belief, age or sexual orientation.
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