ChildCare
Child Care spend their lives helping children of all ages grow and develop on the way to adolescence. Often turned to for assistance with a variety of developmental issues, child psychologists directly influence the lives of those they work with. There are few professional positions that demand greater commitment and responsibility than that of the qualified child psychologist. Nevertheless, those who have what it takes to succeed in Child Care enjoy a uniquely fulfilling career, with limitless scope for advancement. If a career dedicated to the well being of others appeals to you, this Level 5 ChildCare Diploma comes highly recommended!
Child Care - Course Benefits
When studying for an advanced Child Care - Level 5 with BOLC courses, every learner benefits from:
- Comprehensive flexibility and accessibility, with absolutely no time restrictions or deadlines to worry about.
- Study in your own time and at your own pace from anywhere in the world, with round-the-clock access to our exclusive online learning platform.
- Access to the professional support and guidance of our exclusive tutors with extensive professional experience and expertise in the field.
- The opportunity to enhance your CV and career prospects for life with an internationally-recognized qualification of the highest quality.
Learning Objectives
The content of this inspiring Child Psychology - Diploma has been designed to set candidates on their way to fulfilling careers working with kids of all ages. On a global basis, the skills and talents of qualified child psychologists have never been in greater demand. The same also going for those with the targeted knowledge and skills required to effectively work with children in a variety of settings. If looking to make a difference in the lives of children and enjoy ongoing job security for life, child psychology represents a uniquely appealing professional field.
Along with a broad overview of the child psychology profession as a whole, learners are introduced to a series of important theoretical concepts and practical skills. Examples of which include attachment formation, childhood developmental influences and issues associated with the various stages of childhood. Over the course of 12 units, content gradually guides candidates through language development, personality development, moral development, emotional development and social development. Ultimately instilling the skills, knowledge and confidence required to put each teaching to use in a practical setting.
Upon successful completion of this course, candidates take away the most essential industry-specific skills, talents and knowledge including:
- A thorough understanding of the contemporary child psychology profession
- Comprehensive knowledge of attachment theory and its importance
- The various factors that can positively and negatively affect development
- How to deal with a range of common developmental issues
- Advanced knowledge of childhood communication and language development
Child Care - Course Outline
This intensive yet digestible Child Care - Diploma is delivered across 12 modules – each concluding with an online assessment to verify your acquired knowledge and competencies. Your assigned tutor will provide you with comprehensive support at all times, in order to assist with your successful completion of each unit.
Module 1: Introduction to Early Childhood Education
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- How do Children Benefit from Early Years Education?
- Social Behaviour
- Enthusiasm for Lifelong learning
- Exposure to Diversity.
- Improved Language and Communication Skills
Module 2: Enabling Children to Learn In the Early Years
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Key Concepts and Principles
- The Emotional Environment
- The Indoor Environment
- The Outdoor Environment
Module 3: Caring for Child’s Development
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Who is a Caregiver?
- Caring for the Development of a Child
- What is Care for Child Development?
Module 4: Social and Emotional Development
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- General Stages of Social Development
- Attachment and Bonding
- Outside Factors Affecting Social Development
- Family Factors that Affect Social Development
- Nurture versus Nature
- Children’s' Fears
Module 5: Factors Influencing the Development Process
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Cognitive Development
- Cognitive Processes
- Influences On Problematic Development
- Exposure to Family Problems in Early Life
Module 6: Stages of Language Development
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Phonological Development
- Morpho-Syntactic Development
- Linguistic Processes
- Evolution of Communication
Module 7: Understanding Moral Development
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Stages of Moral Growth of Children
- Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development
- Kohlberg's Six Stages
Module 8: Understanding the Personality Development of Children
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Development of Character
- Environmental Aspects
- Development during Preschool Stage
- Role of Temperament (Nature)
- Reasons of Childhood Trauma
Module 9: Problems during Infancy Period
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Night Terrors, Sleepwalking, and Other Things
- Protective Factors and Family Resources
- Treatment of Night-Time Fears and Nightmares
Module 10: Understanding Childhood Problems
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Night Terrors, Sleepwalking, and Other Things
- Protective Factors and Family Resources
- Treatment of Night-Time Fears and Nightmares
Module 11: Understanding Adolescence’s Problems
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Drug Abuse
- Becoming Street-Drug Free
- Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa
- Causes of Anorexia Nervosa
Module 12: Safeguarding Children
This ChildCare module covers the following topics:
- Definition of Adult Safeguarding
- Safeguarding Adults - What Does it Mean?
- Adult at Risk
- The Various Forms of Abuse and Neglect
- The Six Principles
- The Aims of Safeguarding Adults
- Responsibility for Safeguarding Adults
- Whistle Blowing
