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Advanced Apprenticeship Standard - Work Based - Lead Adult Care Worker
ECTA Apprenticeship
This apprenticeship aims to develop further, specialist skills and knowledge in the learners areas of…
Advanced Apprenticeship Standard in Early Years Educators
ECTA Apprenticeship
Learners will be required to complete 350 recommended placement hours in an Early Years setting. Future…
Early Years Educators Level 3 - Apprenticeship Standard
ECTA Apprenticeship
Learners will be required to complete 350 recommended placement hours in an Early Years setting. Future…
Lead Adult Care Worker Level 3 - Apprenticeship Standard
ECTA Apprenticeship
This apprenticeship aims to develop further, specialist skills and knowledge in the learners areas of…
Level 3 Diploma for the Early Years Workforce (Early Years Educator)
Part-Time Faculty
Learners will be required to complete 350 recommended placement hours in an Early Years setting. Future…
Level 3 Diploma in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools - Work Based
Part-Time Faculty
You will study sixteen mandatory units covering safeguarding, health and safety, assessment for learning,…
Level 3 Teaching Assistant - Apprenticeship Standard
ECTA Apprenticeship
You will learn how pupils learn and develop, the use of technology to support learning, working with…
Teaching Assistant Level 3 - Apprenticeship Standard
ECTA Apprenticeship
You will learn how pupils learn and develop, the use of technology to support learning, working with…
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Counselling courses are ‘life-changing’ say HE Learners
Counselling is a continuously evolving career choice and the new DipHE Counselling Diploma qualifications at Eastleigh College are proving popular with learners looking to take their next steps towards this fulfilling and impactful career path. Diploma-qualified counsellors now have the option to top up their counselling diploma (DipHE) to a Bachelor degree with Eastleigh College.
Adult students on a career path are positive about going to university
According to figures recently reported by UCAS, the total number of applicants wishing to start university in September hit a new high. The findings coincide with the results of an exit poll of 250 adult learners from Eastleigh College in which 98% agreed that ‘My course will enable me to develop a new career’.