Childcare is an industry that often goes underappreciated, but remains incredibly important to those with young children. The early years of life contain a significant amount of development, and for families who are unable to provide around the clock care, nurseries are there to provide the children a safe place to continue learning and development.
There are a vast number of factors that contribute to the health and success of a child in nursery. Primarily, they must be in an environment free from danger and harm and have the tools to practise and improve their skills, including fine motor skills and communication. It is the role of the childcare employees to aid them in skill development and provide them with necessities to maintain their health.
On the administrative side of nursery management, those responsible should maintain highly secure records and documents of all children within the facility. They are also responsible for ensuring all employees are fit to work with children, and that they do not have the potential to put them in harm's way.
Another significant factor in caring for children is recognising when they may not be safe at home. All childcare employees must be fully competent at recognising signs of neglect or abuse and follow the correct reporting procedures to protect the child.
During this course, you’ll learn:
This course is designed for anyone within management of a childcare setting, or anyone who aspires to take on a management role in the future.
It would be most beneficial for:
This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension. Participants will review real-world case studies of established nurseries to highlight key elements that contribute to successful child development, and investigate situations where safeguarding procedures must be followed.
They will be provided with all the tools and equipment needed to successfully partake in the learning methods and exercises, which include presentations, discussions, demonstrations, individual and group practical activities. This combination of methods ensures that the participants are able to fully develop their comprehension of the taught content and related skills.
Section 1
Introduction to Childcare Management
Section 2
Building Positive Relationships
Section 3
Promoting Learning and Development
Section 4
Safeguarding and Protecting Children
Section 5
Administrative Procedures
Section 6
Managing Staff