This short course will provide you with a solid understanding of the fundamental principles of neuroscience and its application in the early years setting. This qualification covers a wide range of topics including the development of the baby's brain during pregnancy, the structure and function of neurons and the impact of relationships on the social brain.
You will also explore the concept of self-regulation, the factors that influence it and the role of co-regulation in nurturing children to achieve self-regulation. The course delves into the stress response system and the adverse childhood experiences that can influence long-term well-being and development.
Additional Information
Typical course length: 8-10 weeks
Course level: Level 2 Award
Awarding body: NCFE
Minimum age: 19 years old
Course price: FREE* (valued at £800)
*Eligibility criteria apply for funded courses
By completing this course, you will gain a nationally recognised qualification, which can significantly enhance your employment prospects in early years and education sectors.
The course provides a solid foundation in neuroscience in early years, preparing you for further study or progression into higher-level qualifications and roles.
It also offers the flexibility to study at a pace that suits your lifestyle and commitments, supported by expert tutors.
Additionally, the course covers how to understand how to create nurturing and responsive environments that promotes self-regulation, resilience and positive relationships.
The course is divided into the following units:
Understanding neuroscience in early years
Understanding self-regulation and how to nurture this in children from birth to seven years
Upon completion, you will have developed a comprehensive understanding of neuroscience in early years.
You will be equipped with the skills to perform a variety of tasks supporting young children and their development in an early years setting.
This qualification opens the door to numerous career opportunities such as teaching, learning mentoring & roles within nursery settings and provides a pathway for further education and professional development.
The course is delivered remotely and you will need a laptop or computer to be able to access and study on this course.
Unfortunately this course is not available for purchase by employers.
If any individuals of your organisation are interested in this course, advise them to register as an individual.
For any queries please contact us.
Introduction to Neuroscience in Early Years Course Level 2 Award
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