Child and Family Studies FdA

The Child and Family Studies FdA course is taught at intermediate level. On completion, the student will receive a LEVEL 5 qualification. The course is a 2-year full-time course and is taught at the Central Bedfordshire College campus. Students receive a high level of competence in working with young people and families.

Why take the Child and Family Studies FdA degree?

• The degree enables students to continue their education on a one-year course, after which they receive a BA degree
• More than 95% of students in the department find employment within 15 months of completing their education
• Students have the opportunity to carry out a social science research project
• Graduates can work in areas such as childcare, social care, youth centres or special schools

What skills do students acquire?

• Develop their knowledge of service provision in childcare
• develop a creative approach to working with children and young people
• They learn the legislation necessary for working in the social field
• Students on the Child and Family Studies FdA course are required to undertake an internship or volunteer placement working with children 14 hrs per week

Where to study this major?

Study in England fer a wide range of majors and high quality universities. For the Child and Family Studies FdA major, we recommend Central Bedford College.