This course is ideal for people who work in early years and are looking to enhance their career progression. The course has been developed to help you to explore a range of early years issues within a broader educational context.
February 2025
On this programme you will study a variety of modules including:
You will learn through a range of classroom based lessons and be assessed for the different modules through a combination of assignments, reports, coursework, case studies, presentations and a dissertation.
Additional information can be found on the Universities website, click here.
Attendance is required one evening per week 5.30pm - 7.30pm.
On successful completion you will achieve a BA (Hons) Professional Development in Early Years, awarded by University of Bolton.
Graduates of this course will be able to apply for postgraduate courses in teacher education and other related fields, as well as employment opportunities in the field of education, such as family support workers, teaching assistants and learning mentors. Whilst the course does not lead directly to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), it does allow access to career pathways that require a full honours degree.
You must hold a foundation degree (FdA) or higher national diploma (HND) in early years and childhood studies (or another relevant qualification comprising at least 120 credits at HE4 and 120 credits at HE5).
Year one - £5,200
Year two - £2,600
Students are generally entitled to a tuition fee loan from Student Finance England.
For information on student finance visit www.gov.uk/studentfinance
Lee House,
90 Great Bridgewater Street,
Manchester,
M1 5JW