Wed 6th September 2023
Attendance
Online
Duration
9 Weeks
Adult Fee
N/A
16 - 18 Fee
N/A
Adult Fee with Concession
N/A
Free Online Course - Award in Understanding Neuroscience in Early Years
Subject Area
Education and Early Years
Attendance
Online
Duration
9 Weeks
Course Overview
While "neuroscience" may sound complex, this exciting field provides profound insights that anyone working with young children should understand. This course offers an accessible introduction to neuroscience discoveries, showing that around 90% of brain development happens by the age of three, demonstrating the critical impact early relationships and experiences have. In easy-to-grasp language, this course covers recent scientific discoveries about how infants' brains form neural connections in response to experiences.
Learners will gain knowledge on key topics such as stages of brain development, factors that shape brain architecture, and supporting emotional and behavioural regulation capacity. The goal is to equip those who care for young children with an understanding of early brain development and the remarkable impact we can have when we provide nurturing, responsive relationships and environments.
Our Enrolment Process is completely online and you will be assisted every step of the way by one of our team members.
If you have any questions please email freecourses@bpc.ac.uk.
What you will learn:
Unit 1 - Understanding neuroscience in early years.
Unit 2 - Understanding self-regulation and how to nurture this in children from birth to seven years.
Whether you’re interested in learning for work, career progression or self-development, our range of nationally recognised courses provide a flexible blended approach to your learning.
For each qualification the learner receives a learning account, which contains all the theory and knowledge a learner will need to achieve these Level 2 qualifications. We use an online learning platform known as eAssessor Pro to submit your answers to the course, the course is broken into topics/sections and you submit your studies to your assessor for feedback as you work your way through.
These funded courses are available for anyone that is 19 years old and over, that have lived in the EU/UK for the past 3 years.
No previous experience or knowledge of this subject is required.
No work experience required.
For each qualification the learner receives a learning account, which contains all the theory and knowledge a learner will need to achieve these Level 2 qualifications. We use an online learning platform known as eAssessor Pro to submit your answers to the course, the course is broken into topics/sections and you submit your studies to your assessor for feedback as you work your way through.
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- Understanding Counselling Skills
- Understanding Neuroscience in Early Years
These funded courses are available for anyone that is 19 years old and over, that have lived in the EU/UK for the past 3 years.
Please Apply Now using our Online Enquiry Form – Web link https://www.thecollege.co.uk/adult-skills/free-online-courses
Our Enrolment Process is complete online and you will be assisted every step of the way by one of our team members.
If you have any questions please email freecourses@bpc.ac.uk.
These courses are offered 'free' on the proviso that the course is completed. If you fail to complete any course, you will be liable to pay a £125.00 Administrative Fee.
The durations of the courses is 9 weeks and we recommend to around 3-4 hours per week to self study.
Please Apply Now using our Online Enquiry Form – Web link https://www.thecollege.co.uk/adult-skills/free-online-courses
Our Enrolment Process is complete online and you will be assisted every step of the way by one of our team members.
If you have any questions please email freecourses@bpc.ac.uk.
Awarding Body:
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