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Chiltern Training has received a broadly favourable report from the Adult Learning Inspectorate (ALI). The ALI report, published at the end of last month, said employers were positive about the level...
The Bridgwater College Forest School's training programme aims to train those wishing to set up and run Forest Schools anywhere in the country. We offer: Forest school visits - held monthly, involve a...
The National Childminding Association is calling for more flexibility and funding to make it easier for childminders to access training and development.
As a tutor on childcare, child development and play courses, I have been very interested in the articles and letters in Nursery World recently concerning the confusion about qualification levels for...
Aspire Training Team, a specialist early years apprenticeship training provider with facilities across the South-West, marked 25 years in business in April with a number of celebratory activities.
An early years speech, language and communication training programme has been shown to speed up children’s development by five months, an independent evaluation has found.
Special educational needs charity nasen has secured £315,000 of DfE funding for an SEND training and resources project, with Nursery World as one of the partners.
Early years professionals are not receiving enough information or training on how to support children who have speech and language difficulties, new research shows. <BR>
Primary schools across the UK were among the winners in the Government's annual Nat- ional Training Awards, celebrating innovation and excellence in training and development. The education sector had...
Standard bearerExperienced childcarers will have a choice in how they want to work as an NVQ assessor in a growing job market. Meg Jones reports