Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care
INTRODUCTION
This is a first systemized introduction of the student to the study of childhood and children. The purpose of this course is to equip the student with the background knowledge that he/she needs to develop an understanding of the elementary school child and his socio cultural contexts.
Students will be aware of the various historical perspectives that surround early childhood education. The course will throw light on some sensitive issues pertaining to child abuse and highlight the importance and the role played by family in developing the right frame of mind for the child.
These courses are necessarily the foundation upon which subsequent courses and practicum related to school internship would be based. Building sensitivity towards children’s developmental needs and capabilities within their socio-cultural context and educating them about a sustainable environment is one of the aims of the course.
COURSE FEE
Course Registration Fee : MRF 400
Monthly Installment Fee : MRF 1,500
Total Course Fee : MRF 7,500
COURSE AT A GLANCE
School of Humanities & Education
Duration: 4.5 months
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OUTCOMES
Potential Careers
- Early Childhood Educators
- Preschool Teachers
- Child Care Workers
- Education Administrators
- Early Caregivers
- In-home Teacher
COURSE AT A GLANCE
School of Humanities & Education
Duration: 4.5 months
Course Fee Details
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MODULES
- Early Childhood Teaching Philosophy
- Childhood Development Principles & Theories
- Proficiency in English
- Child Abuse Prevention I
- Family & Domestic Violence I
- Discipline without Distress I
- Early Childhood Environmental Education I
Entry Requirements
- Completion of grade 7 OR
- Attainment of a Level 2 qualification
Experience Pathway:
- 18 years of age AND
- Ability to communicate in the language of instruction