Diploma for Early Years Workforce

Diploma for Early Years Workforce (EYE)

Course Features

During the course, you will learn:

• The state of health and well-being
• Legislation, frameworks, and professional practices
• The development of play and learning in preparation for school

Additional Financial Support

Adult Education Budget (AEB) Funding?

Suppose you are unemployed from the Great London Authority, earning less than £21,157.50 per year (before any deductions) and can provide evidence of your salary with pay slips. Low-income fee waivers may be available depending on your course. If you reside outside the Greater London Authority area, the income threshold is £17,374.50.

Assessment

To graduate from the course, the student must complete all required units and demonstrate competence in a real-world work environment.

Course Structure

There will be one day of face-to-face learning at the college every week during this 12- to 14-month program. You will need a suitable placement to collect work-based evidence for the course assignments. Following completion of the course, you will be awarded the NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma for Early Years Workforce (Early Years Educator) qualification, which will allow you to find employment, including the following:

• Assisting in children's centres
• Educators in nursery schools 
• Educator in primary school reception classes
• Worker in a preschool 

Entry Requirements

Applicants must be at least 16 years of age with GCSE English and Maths. They must also have a Level 2 Maths and English Functional Skills diploma.

Financial Eligibility

It is possible to access complete Level 3 courses for free if you are over 19 years old and do not have a full Level 3 qualification. Applicants who are eligible for financial assistance may be able to fund this course through AEB Funding.

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