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Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences and Building Resilience (Level 4 Certificate)
OCNNI
Early Years
Available Sessions
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If you are an employer or employee of a NI based company
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Course Offering
- Site location Strand Road
Course Modules
- Understand adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and their impact on children’s stress response system
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
Students should have a Level 3 in CCLD or related area and have a good standard of written English as the workload includes academic assessment. Learners should be aged 18 or above to undertake this qualification.Applicants should ideally be working or volunteering in a role within health, social care, early years, education or community services, to enable them to apply learning in practice.A telephone interview will be conducted to ensure suitability and readiness for study at Level 4.ROI Requirements
Students should have a Level 3 in CCLD or related area and have a good standard of written English as the workload includes academic assessment. Learners should be aged 18 or above to undertake this qualification. Applicants should ideally be working or volunteering in a role within health, social care, early years, education or community services, to enable them to apply learning in practice. An entry interview will be conducted to ensure suitability and readiness for study at Level 4.Additional Requirements Prior to Entry
Interview Required
Work Placement
N/A
What's Next?
Further Study
This unit supports students continuing in higher education in subjects such as early childhood education, psychology, social care and children’s healthCareer Prospects
This qualification also supports career advancement by enhancing knowledge and skills relevant to roles that require an understanding of trauma-informed care, resilience building, and family engagement.Enquiry
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This course has been an exciting and challenging journey that allowed me to discover my love of design. The excellent tutors opened my eyes to new materials, techniques and media which has helped me develop my illustration and digital skills. I’ve now decided to study Game Design at university.Shan Farren -
At NWRC I had the opportunity to spend two weeks in Canada. I am now looking forward to beginning my studies in Nursing.Ava Stewart (Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health Studies)