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Email:courseenquiries@lincolnbishop.ac.uk
Phone:01522 583658
Lincoln Bishop University
Lincoln
LN1 3DY
This innovative degree is the natural progression for graduates of Lincoln Bishop University’s Foundation Degree in Early Childhood Education in Practice (Graduate Practitioner) and is also open to those with similar qualifications from other institutions. You’ll attend Grantham College one day per week, making it possible to balance your studies with ongoing work or voluntary commitments in a setting that supports children's learning.
Throughout the programme, you’ll deepen your understanding of current issues, professional practice, and practitioner research in Early Childhood Education. The course welcomes applicants from a wide range of early childhood contexts, including nurseries, preschools, schools, childminders, home-based care, and community projects. You’ll critically reflect on your own practice, analyse key systems and policies, and explore topics such as leadership, contemporary issues, and critical approaches to pedagogy.
Assessment is inclusive, developmental, and rooted in real-world practice. You’ll demonstrate your learning through essays, presentations, group discussions, analytical portfolios, reflective reports, and a substantial independent research project. All assessments are designed to help you connect theory with practice, build your academic confidence, and showcase your professional skills. Individual feedback and tutorial support are also embedded throughout the programme.
The following entry points are available for this course:
• Applicants will typically have 240 HE credits from a Foundation degree or a HE Diploma in a relevant field of study.
• In line with the criteria for Full and Relevancy, Early Childhood Education in Practice (Graduate Practitioner) students will be required to have a Level 2 qualification in English or a Level 2 equivalent qualification as stated on the University website (https://www.lincolnbishop.ac.uk/apply-now/gcsesequivalency).
• Applicants are expected have a current (or prospective) voluntary or paid employment in a relevant setting for a minimum of 360 hours per academic year equating to 12 hours per week of study.
• Typically, applicants are expected to have three years of experience in a voluntary or paid role working with children.
• Students are required to complete and submit a signed Workplace Agreement, endorsed by the head teacher or workplace manager of the setting where they are employed or volunteer. The Workplace Agreement formalises the tripartite partnership between the student, the setting, and the University, and confirms that the student holds a current and valid Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) clearance.
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| Location | Fee | Year |
|---|---|---|
| England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland | £9790 |
Tuition fee status depends on a number of criteria and varies according to where in the UK you will study. For further guidance on the criteria for home or overseas tuition fees, please refer to the UKCISA website.
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Email:courseenquiries@lincolnbishop.ac.uk
Phone:01522 583658
Lincoln
LN1 3DY
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