What You Will Study
Some of the units you may study include:
- Development of children and young people
- Safeguard and protect children and young people
- Promote effective communication and information handling
- Support risk management
- Assessment and planning with children and young people
- Support group living
- Support positive outcomes for children and young people
- Support attachment and positive relationships
- Support the well-being and resilience
- Support children and young people in residential childcare to achieve their learning potential
- Support children and young people in residential childcare to manage their health
- Support the development of socially aware behaviour
- Engage in professional development
- Support the rights, diversity and equality
- Participate in teams to benefit children and young people in residential childcare
- Attendance Expectations
You will work closely with your assessor. Having regular tutorials and one-to-ones with your assessor are essential to aid success.
- How You Will Be Assessed
You will be allocated an assessor who will guide you to complete a portfolio of evidence building evidence from knowledge and understanding to practical tasks.
- Entry Requirements
You will need to have sufficient language and literacy skills to be able to achieve the qualification. Since this qualification is assessed in the workplace, you need to be employed or have voluntary position within a care setting that offers you suitable experience and the chance to demonstrate the necessary skills.
Undertake the Disclosure and Barring Service process and provide the result.
- Fee Information
Please contact the Apprenticeship Recruitment Team on 01924 789469 or email
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