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The Teaching Assistant Level 3 Diploma course equips individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in a support role within educational settings. Covering topics such as classroom management, child development, and effective teaching strategies, this comprehensive program prepares teaching assistants to make a positive impact in classrooms and support the learning journey of students.

Enroll in the Nursery Nurse course to gain essential skills and knowledge for a rewarding career in childcare and early years settings. Suitable for aspiring nurses and healthcare professionals, this comprehensive program covers key topics in nursery nursing, including child development, safeguarding, nutrition, and more.

Children will gain public speaking skills, as well as the confidence to perform a speech at the end about a hobby, interest, or anything important to them. They will explore informative vs persuasive speeches, think about who their speech is targeted at and will also improve their vocabulary skills!

Dive deep into understanding child attachment with our Level 3 Course. Gain comprehensive knowledge on the importance of secure attachment in child development. Explore theories, practical strategies, and interventions to promote healthy attachment bonds between children and caregivers. Whether you're a childcare professional, educator, or parent, this course equips you with essential skills to support emotional well-being and resilience in children. Enroll now and elevate your understanding of child attachment to positively impact the lives of young ones.

Maximize your capabilities as a primary teacher with our extensive Primary Teaching course. Learn about child development, lesson planning, and online teaching to excel in primary education.

The Academic Profiling Test (APT) is an online assessment for students aged 6 to 16. It is designed for use with professional consultants and advisors, who can support your child's learning goals and aspirations. It might be used for finding gaps in their learning, identifying academic strengths or weaknesses, establishing their profile to assist in applying to a new school, or simply to get an independent idea of your child's progress.