Understanding Child Development (5-8 Years) - Children & young people CPL

This aim of this course is to gain a better understanding of what child development is between 5-8 years and the theory behind it. This will enable participants to develop an understanding of their role in supporting 5-8 years children’s learning and their development through experiences, and it will support participants to review and develop their practice in child development of children aged 5- 8 years.

We will achieve this by:

· Exploring how children learn and develop.

· Exploring we can aid children to learn and develop through experiences and play.

· Discussing the importance of ethos and environment.

· Exploring developmental delay.

Details

Training Overview

We help childminders build on their Continuous Professional Learning. This includes interactive learning courses, e-Learning courses and access to webinars, network meetings, conferences and complimentary courses Taking part in these opportunities enables childminders to take responsibility for both their professional development and that of their childminding service – focusing on children, to help them achieve their full potential. We actively encourage childminders to take the opportunity to build on their knowledge, skills and professional growth throughout their career. SCMA is proud to be a SQA Approved Centre, which means that in addition to providing our own, bespoke learning opportunities, the Learn with SCMA team can also deliver SQA qualifications. The SQA qualification that we currently deliver is the Complete Childminding Learning Pathway - a Work Based Award, which is credit rated at Level 7 on the Scottish Credit Qualifications Framework (SCQF).

Training Provider Contact Details

Provider Title:
Scottish Childminding Association

Contact Number:
01786 445377

Contact Email:
trainingbookings@childminding.org

Website:
https://www.childminding.org/learn-with-scma

Quality Assurance

SCMA are commited to ensuring that on-going quality improvement is an integral part of our organisation. The Learn with SCMA team aims for continuous improvement in the quality of all aspects of its work as part of its determination to help Learners achieve the highest possible standards. Our Quality Assurance Policy is in place to ensure such continuous improvement through a process of self-evaluation and action planning. The Quality Assurance Policy and associated procedures involves all employees, Learners and collaborative partners such as the Care Inspectorate (CI), Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC), Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) and Skills Development Scotland (SDS). The quality assurance policy is managed through the existing organisational structure. The quality assurance procedures are founded in a process of regular self-evaluation by teams and internal and external audits and observations, in addition to Learner feedback and local training needs.