Early Years Studies FdA

FdA’s Early Years Studies course provides an understanding of the principles of early years teaching and an exploration of child development in the early years. The curriculum includes a holistic approach to the methodology of delivery. The course prepares you to continue your studies at later stages and provides an opportunity for those who do not have a Baccalaureate (through Foundation Year) to begin their studies.

Why study FdA’s Early Years Studies course?

• 95% of students find employment within 15 months of graduation
• The teaching staff is QTS competent and includes experienced practitioners
• Students learn to understand the working environment
• The course conveys a diverse approach to teaching methodology

What skills does the course develop?

• Early Years Studies FdA course  combines academic knowledge with professional experience in early years teaching (nurseries, pre-schools)
• The course curriculum covers the basics of early childhood education and prepares the student for continuing education at subsequent stages
• Students develop knowledge of child development in the family and society in a local and global context
• Students will learn the methodology of effective teaching and education through play

Where to study this course?

Studying in England offers a wide choice of universities with good recommendations. Our suggestion for the Early Years Studies FdA course is the University of Bedfordshire with a campus in Bedford.

Department
This course is organized by:
School of Education

Qualifications
This course awards the qualifications:
Foundation Degree