Understanding child development is essential to many aspects of working with children and young people. Learn how to explore and promote children and young people’s development. Find out about the factors that affect it, what to do if there are concerns and how to use that knowledge to inform your practice.
In order to meet the high expectations that are part of working with children and young people, effective practitioners constantly reflect upon and evaluate their skills and knowledge. Train with Early Years CPD and we will help you to reflect on your own practice, evaluate your own performance and agree a personal development plan to help your future career.
Play is a fantastic way of supporting children’s overall development through our courses early education professionals learn the importance of play and activities and how these link to development, the stages of play, the types of play, appropriate activities for learning and how to provide them.
Developing positive relationships is an essential part of working with other adults and children in the early years sector. At Early Years CPD we provide you with the skills and knowledge to communicate effectively with children, their families, fellow professionals and other adults.
What you do at work and how you do it will have a lasting impact on the lives of children. At Early Years CPD we think it is important to understand how to work in professional ways. Our training will help you understand the importance of the early years sector and review your own practice in promoting diversity, inclusion and engagement in early years services.
Good coaching seeks to empower individuals, leads to self-motivation and a reflective attitude that promotes continual improvement in performance. At Early Years CPD we help managers understand the effectiveness and benefits of coaching and mentoring as developmental tool for themselves, staff and the childcare setting.
While children and young people have the right to grow and develop in an environment that is safe from harm and abuse. Safeguarding is also about protecting children from maltreatment and factors that may impair their health or development. Training with Early Years CPD will help you understand how to support their safety and well-being.
Audit - good ideas, links to resources. Aligned to earlier version of EYFS principles still has currency #eytalking ht.ly/lg89B
— Sandra Brouet (@earlyyearscpd) May 21, 2013
Early Years CPD provides online learning and continuing professional development support including qualifications, for practitioners working with children and families. For further information and details about our learning support packages click on the link above. To drop us a line by email click here, for an informal chat about your requirements call 0208 133 7319 or 07402 692269.
@earlyyearscpd I like it #EYTalking
— Simona McKenzie (@signoramac) May 21, 2013
@earlyyearscpd I find the bit about play deprivation fascinating and the reference to #bobhughes interesting I love his many play styles!
— Simona McKenzie (@signoramac) May 21, 2013
COMING SOON! Early Years CPD - Business Support Zone is our online business support package for entrepreneurs running a childcare business. Benefits of membership include the following:
Promotion - Raise the profile of your childcare business, promoting you and your childcare business in different ways.Want to know more? Drop us a line here
The Level 1 qualification encourages an understanding of the knowledge and the skills needed to care for young children. Topics covered include children’s growth, learning and development. There are also units to help with self-development. The award is ideal for anyone starting out in childcare or anyone who wants to develop parenting and life skills.
CACHE Level 1 online Award in Caring for Children is a bespoke programme for parents of the East 1 Schools Partnership. Please click the logo to sign in.The largest teaching union has slammed the phonics reading check for six-year-olds as a 'waste of money', after Government research found that the majority of teachers found it had 'little or no impact' on children's reading and writing.
Parents who share a bed with their breastfed baby increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome five-fold, warns a new study, the largest analysis of its kind.
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