Online Childcare Courses

The Child Development Diploma course offers students a thorough foundation in understanding child development, covering the stages from pre-conception to seven years of age.

The Child Psychology Diploma has been developed to provide the learner with information on the behaviour and children and young people and what causes this behaviour.

The Childcare and Early Learning home learning Diploma has been developed to enable those working, or hoping to work in the Childcare sector, to acquire a level of understanding and skills that will assist them to do this efficiently and effectively.

The QLS Level 3 Childminding course will provide an understanding of the developmental needs of children and ensure the learner is equipped to deal with issues that arise within childcare.

The main goal of this Counselling Children and Adolescents at QLS Level 4 course is to provide learners with key skills and tools for assisting young people within their care.

This distance learning Diabetes in Children and Young People programme has been written for people who are involved in the care sector.

The Diet, Nutrition & Exercise for Children at QLS Level 3 course aims to provide the learner with the knowledge of how to promote healthier lifestyles to children and young people.

The CACHE Level 3 Diploma for the Early Years Workforce (Early Years Educator) is ideal for learners who are looking for a regulated full and relevant qualification that counts towards the Level 3 staff-to-child ratio in the childcare sector.

Qualification Title:  NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma for the Early Years Workforce (Early years Educator)
Qualification Number: 601/2629/2
Total Credits: 61
UCAS points: 32

The Early Years at QLS Level 3 course is ideal for learners who are looking to gain an insight into the development of children from a young age.

The Early Years at QLS Level 4 course is ideal for learners who are looking to build on their existing knowledge in this area.

The Family Support Worker course has been developed to enable those working, or hoping to work in a social care setting, to acquire a level of understanding and skills that will assist them to work with families and help resolve issues they may have.

The Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders programme is designed to increase recognition and appropriate care of children who have been adversely affected by prenatal exposure to alcohol.