Spring Adult Showcase - Understanding Play to Support Learning & Development
This course is for adult learners who hope to work in early years/educational settings, supporting children and young people to learn and progress, both developmentally and academically.
Overview
This course is for adult learners who hope to work in early years/educational settings, supporting children and young people to learn and progress, both developmentally and academically.
There will be chance to take part in a range of activities to explain and demonstrate the role the practitioner/teaching assistant can have in supporting children to learn and progress. You will look at activities to enhance fine motor skills e.g. the use of play dough and funky finger activities, introduction to phonics, learning to read and maths interventions.
Who is this course aimed at?
This course is for adult learners who hope to work in early years/educational settings, supporting children and young people to learn and progress, both developmentally and academically.
Facilities
At York College our students have access to a fantastic range of College-wide facilities such as the Learning & Research Centre, study hubs, computer areas with accompanying multi-function printers and helpdesk advice.
Cost
£15
All materials are included.
Date & time
Event: Saturday 18th March 2023, 9.30am-3.30pm
Course: 9.30am-12.30pm
Reasons to choose this course
This course will allow you to develop your knowledge and understanding in supporting early years, helping you to progress to further qualifications, ultimately enabling you to progress to a career in the early years sector.
Skills you will develop
You will develop your knowledge on child development and practical experiences to enhance their development and learning.
Course progression
We have a range of adult learning courses which students may be interested in. Visit the Early Years & Education curriculum page to find out more.
