This T Level goes deep into how to support children to learn and develop. You’ll study child development and how children learn, wellbeing and resilience, safeguarding and health and safety, working with parents and carers, supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities, and observation and assessment. It is genuinely demanding: as Robyn, one of our own students, puts it, the coursework can be tough, but it’s worth it when you see the difference you make.
The part that sets a T Level apart is the substantial industry placement (750+ hours) in real early years settings. You apply what you learn with actual children, and build genuine experience for employers and universities. You choose the Early Years Educator specialism, and finish with UCAS points and a direct route to university at UCDon, or straight into work.