Ba %28hons%29 early years education and practice %28with early years practitioner status%29 in University of south wales

This course is for students who wish to become a key part of the early year’s education workforce. Designed in line with Welsh Government's push to create confident, well-prepared 21st century early year practitioners, you will build an understanding of the development and learning needs of young children from 0-8 years, spanning many contexts such as child development, curriculum and pedagogy, children's mental health, behaviour management, as well as independent projects. The learning is supported by expert teaching, placements, and real-world experience.One of the major advantages to students studying this course is that it's accredited by Social Care Wales. When you graduate, you’ll leave with Early Years Practitioner status, which is a stamp of approval in the Education Workforce.

An overall average of 60 - 65% or above in the 12th Standard. IELTS 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component or equivalent. A Level: BCC - CDD to exclude General Studies (this is equivalent to 104-80 UCAS tariff points).

Post secondary Teacher. Post secondary (higher education) teacher positions range from graduate student teachers and assistant professors to associate professors and professors.Postsecondary Education.Administrator.Curriculum Developer.School Counselor.Special Education Teacher.

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