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Staffordshire University
Working with Children, Young People and Families BA (Hons)
- Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
BA
On-Campus
English
This programme will equip you with the ability to understand what effective practice with families looks like, including the difficulties and challenges of working with children and families, and how to help them fulfil their potential. You’ll study aspects of child development, looking at how society understands the concept of family and the rights of children. You’ll also look at the complex issue of safeguarding children, models of support such as THRIVE, and consider current legislation and policy initiatives to understand how practitioners can help to protect children.
St. Joseph's College (Brooklyn)
Bachelor of Art - Child Study
- Brooklyn, USA
BA
On-Campus
English
Get early classroom experience; learn in a small, tight-knit community; and enjoy collaborating with your professors and peers every day.
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Childcare Management degree programs at the Bachelor's level focus on developing essential competencies for managing early childhood education and care environments. This field is both practical and dynamic, emphasizing hands-on experiences that prepare you for various roles in childcare settings.
Through courses in early childhood education, you'll learn about child development, program planning, and family engagement strategies. You'll acquire skills in budgeting for childcare centers, developing educational materials, and effectively leading a team of educators and caregivers. The program encourages students to build confidence as they engage with diverse perspectives on childcare practices and policies.
Graduates often pursue roles as childcare center directors, program administrators, or educational consultants. The collaboration between theory and practice provides a solid foundation for addressing the needs of children and families in today’s society. This degree not only prepares you for immediate career opportunities but also instills a commitment to lifelong learning in the childcare field.