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BA (Hons) Education & Childhood

BA (Hons) Education & Childhood with Foundation Year

The BA (Hons) Education and Childhood with Foundation Year is for students who are not in possession of traditional qualifications but who have a willingness to work with children. The course will offer them a pathway into higher education and, at the same time, prepare them for a genuinely rewarding career in supporting those involved in children’s learning and development. 

The programme will equip you with relevant skills and knowledge that allow you to dramatically alter the lives of children in early education and childhood development.

What You Will Learn?

This degree will allow you to explore basic areas in education and childhood studies, including:

Early years education and child development
Childhood psychology and social influences
Health, welfare, and safeguarding
Cultural approaches to education and development
Legal and ethical issues in supporting children

Classes

Weekdays, Evenings, and Weekends (flexible study)

Duration

4 years (including Foundation Year)

Campuses

Manchester
London
Birmingham
Leeds

Intakes

September
January
June

Why Choose This Course?

1
Inclusive Entry Route
Start with a Foundation Year to build academic ability and confidence.
4
Practice-Based Learning
Gain hands-on experience through scenarios that reflect real-world professional practice.
2
Holistic Learning
Learn about education and childhood in terms of psychology, sociology, health, law, and science.
5
Global Perspectives
Appreciate cultural differences in childhood development and education systems.
3
Focus on Early Development
Investigate the all-important stages of childhood from pre-birth to approximately eight years old.
1. What type of person is this course for?
It's perfect for those interested in child work, even if you lack conventional qualifications.
2. What kind of practical skills will I learn?
You'll be working through real-life situations and placements to enhance practical skills in child support and education.
3. Can I do this course while I work or have other commitments?
Yes, flexible options are available with weekday, evening, and weekend classes.
4. What career paths are available after graduation?
Graduates can work in early years education, childcare, social services, or educational support roles.
5. Does the course cover legal and safeguarding issues?
Yes, you’ll study health, welfare, safeguarding, and ethical frameworks essential for supporting children safely.