Introduction
This SVQ is designed for those in a practitioner role working with children and young people in a residential, day, home care or family support setting.
Upon successful completion, you will gain a recognised qualification which guarantees you have the skills, knowledge and abilities required to carry out your role competently.
Course code
W3SY
Location
Varies
Duration
12 months
Price
£739.00
Entry Requirements
Applicants should:
Be employed in a suitable setting working with children and young people
Have a minimum of six months experience within the sector
Demonstrate an ability to write at SCQF level 5 or above
Course Content
To achieve the SVQ level 3, candidates are required to complete eight units. Four core units plus four optional Units
The 4 core units include –
– Promote effective communication
– Promote the health and safety of yourself and individuals
– Develop your practice through reflection and learning
– Promote the safeguarding of children and young people
The 4 optional units are chosen from a list applicable to the support the candidate carries out.
Examples of these units may include –
– Care Planning
– Medication
– Promote positive behaviour
– Support young people to manage aspects of their lives
– Support young people to develop a positive identity
You will be allocated an assessor who will support you to build a portfolio of evidence to show your competence.
The assessor will support you to generate evidence based on the actual work you are carrying out.
The assessor will also carry out observations of the support you provide.
Additional funding information
Funding opportunities available:
Find out more about SAAS funding
Find out more about Modern Apprenticeship opportunities
Course Contact Details
- SVQ@dumgal.ac.uk
- 01387 734 163
Testimonial
“I enjoyed being able to gain a qualification whilst working. Being able to complete a qualification with the flexibility to work around my life, family and work. I enjoyed learning new things and also building on knowledge I had gained in my post.”