The qualification focuses on improving provision and practice for children from birth to three.
It is hoped this will help build crucial expertise in an area which risks getting left behind.
Ms Manning-Morton, who is giving seminars at next year’s Nursery World Show, will lead the course – accredited by Middlesex University and equivalent to the first half year of a degree.
The expert, a consultant at Key Times Professional Development, described the certificate as a ‘cost-effective first step into degree level study’.
She added, ‘In addition to being an excellent opportunity for practitioners to reflect on delivering and leading practice for under-threes, it has been shown to make a really positive impact on practice and provision.
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