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CORC1013C
Personal and Employability Skills Development
This module is designed to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to develop themselves in terms of their personal and employability skills.
CORS1000
Safeguarding Children
The module contains an overview of the role of the practitioner in implementing safeguarding policies and procedures. It analytically explores legislation and policies which safeguard children. Personal skills that contribute to the safeguarding process and ways of working with parents and carers are explored and discussed.
CORS1001
Multi Agency Collaboration
This module is designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to work effectively as part of a multi-agency team in their professional careers. It develops a critical approach to the evaluation of the barriers to multi-agency collaboration, and to strategies for developing effective multi-agency practice.
CORS1002
Developmental Perspectives
This module will be used as the basis for exploring the major theoretical explanations which have shaped modern social psychology and then evaluating their usefulness in promoting understanding of the processes and consequences of development.
CORS1003
Values and Ethics
This module aims to focus on the values underpinning good professional practice within the educational sector and the influence of personal values on practice. Students will have the opportunity to explore ethical principles in relation to their work and relate these to the dilemmas they face in their workplace. The module will enable students to examine a range of practice guidelines and to examine the relationship between personal, professional and agency values.
CORS1004
An Introduction to Sociology
This module provides students with the opportunity to understand factors which promote or inhibit the development of the individual persona within a social context and introduces students to some of the major sociological and ideological theories. It will help students to develop their awareness of social influences that impact upon early years provision.
CORS2000
Creative Ways for a Healthy Lifestyle
This module considers the contribution of government guidance and relevant national agencies in developing the health and fitness of children. It will consider how physical activity, a healthy diet and creative use of the learning environment can contribute to developing a positive mind-set and a lifelong active lifestyle.
CORS2001
Learning Technologies
CORS2002
Supporting Educational Needs
This module enables students to deepen their understanding of children with special educational needs and how to support them. It explores issues of disability and special educational needs, definitions and terms and considers the differing models of disability. It highlights the importance of the need for practitioners to work sensitively with parents and collaborate effectively with other professionals. Issues of access and inclusion will be explored in the light of government legislation
CORS2006
An Introduction to Research
This module offers an opportunity for a student to investigate and write a research proposal and literature review on an agreed contemporary early years issue identified from within early years practice.
CORS2007
Placement for Practitioner
This module is intended to provide students with the opportunity to maximise professional learning opportunities which accrue from work-place experience in a setting working (paid or unpaid) with children (0-5) or with children and their families.
CORS2008
Numeracy and Literacy
This module considers aspects and issues that are currently viewed as central to the development of Numeracy and Literacy. Early years practitioners and parents are involved in supporting the development of skills, knowledge and understanding of Numeracy and Literacy, it is essential that students are confident and aware of current initiatives in this field. (0-8years).
* UK Government announcement on tuition fees
On Monday 4 November 2024 the UK Government announced a proposal to increase tuition fees for home undergraduate students from £9,250 to £9,535 per annum from September 2025 onwards. The University of Plymouth intends to apply this new fee from September 2025. However, implementation of this increase will be subject to Parliamentary procedure. The University will give further details to both prospective and current students as soon as more information becomes available.
Completing this course enables you to progress onto these related courses and programmes with the University of Plymouth at level 5 or level 6, as specifically defined by this programme’s progression agreement.
For further information, including the progression from foundation degree form, please visit https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/business-partners/partnerships/academic-partnerships/study-guide/progression-to-honours-degree
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You are also very welcome to attend a University of Plymouth open day, to get a flavour of the courses you can progress to from a partner college. There will however be limited information on this specific course and college.
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