Children and Young People with Foundation Year

Admission to the Preparatory Year will be 32 UCAS points. The University Campus considers each application on its own merits, and does consider alternative experience and qualifications for entry onto degree programmes. The Preparatory start year offers students the opportunity to develop academic skills and areas of professional knowledge to support the transition to the full BA (Hons) or other appropriate courses such as FdA Children and Young People to those applicants who may not meet the full degree entry requirements. It is also a time to achieve Maths GCSE at grade C or above and English GCSE grade C or above whilst studying in this year. Transition to the BA (Hons) Early Years and Education or the FdA Children and Young People will rely on a PASS and guidance will be offered to each student to ensure transition to a course is available that meets each students needs and aspirations. DBS check and process organised by the university during enrolment, registration and induction. DBS clearance will need to be achieved before any work placement can begin. It will be desirable that applicants are able to demonstrate appropriate personal qualities and attitudes for working with young children and their families. Attend interview as required, prior to acceptance onto the course. All applicants are interviewed before a place can be offered.