Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences Course

• Flexible Online Learning
  The course is delivered online, enabling learners to study from anywhere and at any time that suits them.
• Nationally Recognised Qualification
  Upon successful completion, learners receive a NCFE Level 2 Certificate, recognised by employers across the UK.
• Expert Tutor Support
  Learners have access to qualified tutors for guidance and support throughout their learning journey.
• Interactive Learning Materials
  The course utilises engaging and interactive online materials to enhance the learning experience.

Additional Information

Typical course length: 8-10 weeks 
Course level:  Level 2 Certificate 
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 teaching and learning roles in the teaching and support sectors.

The course provides a solid foundation in adverse childhood experiences, 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 a basic understanding of techniques for preventing and addressing ACEs in practice. The qualification centres on the 0-8 age range and includes coverage of the full childhood age range, to enable you to focus on experience/age group as appropriate to your situation.

What will I learn?

The course is divided into the following units:

Unit 1

Exploring childhood and family structures

Unit 2

Introduction to adverse childhood experiences

Unit 3

Understand strategies to improve outcomes for children affected by adverse childhood experiences

Upon completion, you will have developed a comprehensive understanding of adverse childhood experiences principles and practices.

You will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to explore childhood and family structures, understand ACEs and their potential outcomes, explore the role of the practitioner supporting children impacted by ACEs and develop strategies to improve outcomes for children affected by ACEs.

This qualification opens the door to numerous career opportunities in the teaching & learning and support sectors and provides a pathway for further education and professional development in these fields.
 
 

1. You must currently live in a Non-Devolved Area of England or the Great London Area (GLA). If you live in GLA you must evidence you have permission to remain here for the next 365 days. For the rest of the country, you must have been resident in the UK/EEA for 3+ years, for purposes other than study.
2. You must be over the age of 19 or older (on 31 August 2024) and be able to fully commit to this course.
3. You must have the relevant ID to register for this course. (passport, visa/permit, birth certificate or driving licence and proof of address within the last 3 months)
4. You must not have done this qualification at the same or higher level previously.

The course is delivered remotely and you will need a laptop or computer to be able to access and study on this course.