Working in Integrated Services for Children and Young People

UCAS code: BAIS

Here's what North Warwickshire and South Leicestershire College says about its Working in Integrated Services for Children and Young People course.

The course is aimed at professionals working with Children and Young People, who have already qualified to Level 5 and wish to obtain graduate status. Students are prompted to take increasing responsibility for their own learning, thus developing independent learning. This course aims to equip students with higher-level skills and knowledge, thereby enhancing their employment and promotion prospects in working with children and families in a variety of settings.

Students will look at each module in depth and approach it with critical thinking whilst reflecting on the social aspects that face children and young people.

On successful completion of all the Level 6 modules, you will have achieved a BA (Hons) Working in Integrated Services for Children and Young People. Potential progression routes include Early Years Teacher Graduate Practitioner Pathway (GPP), Graduate Teacher Course (GTP), Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), Nursing pathways or Higher-level study at Masters or PhD.

The course is designed to support the government’s strategy to build a world-class workforce for children and young people in the UK. Delivered at Nuneaton campus, awarded by The University of West London.

Safeguarding Children (20 credits, Core) Provision of Services (20 credits, Core) Working with Young People (20 credits, Core) Research Methods (20 credits, Core) Dissertation (40 credits, Core)

This course will be assessed through coursework. Coursework is made up of written assignments (including essays), reports, portfolio, project output and the dissertation.