The legal requirements relating to young children's welfare and well-being are brought together in one massive early years unit in the new Level 3 Diploma for the Children and Young People's Workforce.
Given the wide-ranging scope of the unit, covering areas of practice as diverse as risk assessments to sleep routines, it is not surprising that the Early Years Mandatory Pathway 3: Promote children's welfare and well-being in the early years, is the largest mandatory unit for the childcare sector. It is worth six credits, has six learning outcomes and requires 45 guided learning hours.
Gail Shenton, deputy to the partners at the Jancett Group and JACE Training, says, 'It is a very good unit, as it brings everything together so that learners can see how the legislation links in to practice and how that links in to the day-to-day care they provide in their setting.
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