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> Introduction to Childcare Practice (ICP)
> Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)
Course: | Introduction to Childcare Practice (ICP) |
Duration: | 12 Hours Teaching (2 x 6 Hours, Saturday and Sunday). 9am-5.30pm, inc breaks, lunch and examination. |
Course Content: | - Establishing a safe and healthy childcare environment in a home-based setting - Establishing routines for home-based child care - Providing play and other activities for children in the home-based setting - Introducing children and their families to your childcare service - Managing children's behaviour in the home-based setting - Inclusion and anti-bias practice - Child protection - Working as a home-based child carer |
Certification: | In order to meet the requirements of the Ofsted Childcare Register, you only require a certificate of attendance from Tinies Training. However, the course offered by Tinies Training also includes certification from CACHE if delegates complete a multiple choice question paper examination at the end of the course. You do not have to sit the examination paper if you do not wish to do so. If English is not your first language please advise Tinies Training in order that we can support you during the examination. |
Course: | Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) |
Duration: | Duration: 6 hours (x1day). Saturday (weekday training also available for group bookings). Timings: 9:30am - 4:30pm, Inc Breaks and Lunch. |
Course Content: | Training for all early years and childcare practitioners who work with children aged from 0 to 5+. The Early Years Foundation Stage is a nationally recognised framework. The revised framework is going to be implemented from September 2012. The framework encompasses the National Standards, Birth to Three matters and the Foundation Stage. This up to date course is designed to provide practitioners with a wider understanding of the new framework, and its four guiding principles; every child is unique, learning through positive relationships, enabling environments and the different development and learning styles. The course also looks at how to promote best practice in working with the 0-5+ age groups and working towards achieving the early learning goals. |
Course Programme in Brief: | - Understanding The EYFS - Themes, Principles and Commitments - Observation, Assessment and Planning - Questioning Everyday Practice - Next Steps |
