Youth Justice Practitioner FdA

The aim of the Youth Justice Practitioner FdA course is to train staff to work with children and young people who have committed an offence or are at risk. The course educates to work with individuals between the ages of 10-17. By attending the course, you can prevent more crimes committed by minors and work with graduates towards the prevention of offending among children.

Why choose the FdA Youth Justice Practitioner course?

• 95% of students gain employment by 15 months after completing the course
• The course enables you to gain an HTQ qualification
• The course is delivered by the University’s School of Applied Social Sciences, which has extensive experience in youth offending prevention

What skills does the course participant gain?

• Students learn to eliminate and reduce crime among young people aged 10-17 and reduce anti-social behaviour among them
• Students learn to work with children from a range of backgrounds and in a variety of material, psychological and social situations
• The Youth Justice Practitioner FdA course curriculum includes identifying needs and creating an intervention plan for a given situation
• Course participants learn to work closely with social workers, probation officers, police officers, schools, health agencies, court staff and staff in correctional institutions and children’s homes

Where to study this major?

Our suggested university in England for the Youth Justice Practitioner FdA course is University Square Campus in Luton.