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Further career and study options for a school's learning mentor who has gained experience in working with children with emotional and behavioural difficulties are suggested by Tina Jefferies.
Childcarers can now access training from the comfort of their own home following the launch of an internet college for early years professionals. The Yorkshire-based Internet College for Early Years...
Cuts to the Children's Fund over the next two years may put in jeopardy many local programmes aimed at vulnerable children, leading children's charities and early years partnerships said last week....
What are the statutory training requirements for staff working in baby rooms and what relevant courses are available? Charlotte Goddard reports
14 September Five Live Report - Terrorised Teachers (BBC Radio 5 Live, 10am to 1pm)
Confidence is an essential ingredient for quality childcare provision. Katy Morton looks at why it matters and what to do when it falters.
The front page article in The Guardian on 2 May, 'Britons put work and fun before babies', cited the cost and difficulty of combining work and family life as a major contributing factor to Britain's...
Training providers are facing huge drops in apprentice numbers as settings start to close en masse and new apprentices stay away.
Two new education qualifications for teaching assistants have been tipped to have as big an impact on raising professional standards as the NNEB did on its introduction more than 50 years ago. The...
The National Childminding Association came 24th in a list of the top 100 best small companies to work for by the Sunday Times, published in the paper on 5 March. Its staff were interviewed by a team...