Promoting Child and Young Person Development

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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The Promoting Child and Young Person Development course provides an in-depth understanding of child and young development across physical, emotional, and social dimensions. Learners will explore how child and young growth occurs in various stages, recognising key milestones and challenges. The course highlights strategies to promote child and young development in educational, care, and support settings, ensuring that every child and young person achieves their potential.

Participants will examine methods to assess and support child and young needs, including communication, learning, and behaviour management techniques. By studying practical approaches and theory, learners gain insight into child and young development processes. This course equips professionals to make informed decisions, foster positive environments, and support child and young well-being effectively. Understanding the factors influencing child and young development ensures participants can deliver high-quality support across different settings.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, learners will:

• Analyse child and young development stages and growth patterns accurately.
• Identify factors affecting child and young development across various environments.
• Implement strategies to promote child and young learning effectively.
• Support child and young emotional wellbeing with appropriate interventions consistently.
• Evaluate child and young development progress for better future planning confidently.

Who is this course for?

• Early years practitioners supporting child and young learning needs professionally.
• Teachers seeking knowledge on child and young development strategies effectively.
• Social workers working with child and young individuals in care environments.
• Parents aiming to understand child and young development stages clearly.
• Education assistants wishing to support child and young growth successfully.

Career Path

Potential roles include:

• Early Years Educator – Average Salary: £23,000
• Childcare Worker – Average Salary: £20,500
• Teaching Assistant – Average Salary: £22,000
• Youth Support Worker – Average Salary: £25,000
• Social Care Officer – Average Salary: £28,000
• Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) – Average Salary: £32,000