London School of Childcare Studies Blog
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The London School of Childcare Studies, formally known as the Home Affairs Training Academy (HATA), delivers courses designed specifically for anyone working in a domestic environment such as nannies. Training includes Paediatric First Aid, OCN Common Core Skills, Maternity Nurse, Sleep Practitioner, Professional Nanny Diploma, and more. Offering work placement opportunities too. Check the..
London School of Childcare Studies Blog
4d ago
Top Ten Questions to Ask Yourself Before Applying for an Apprenticeship in Early Years Childcare Early years childcare practitioners are in high demand across the UK, especially as government initiatives aim to expand childcare access and support working families. According to the UK’s Department for Education, there were around 84,500 childcare providers in 2022, and ..read more
London School of Childcare Studies Blog
4d ago
What Will I Learn During an Early Years Childcare Apprenticeship? An Early Years Childcare Apprenticeship is a rewarding way to gain practical experience and formal qualifications while working with young children. This career path is perfect for individuals who have a passion for helping children grow and develop during the most critical stages of their ..read more
London School of Childcare Studies Blog
4d ago
How Do I Know If an Early Years Childcare Apprenticeship Is Right for Me? Starting an apprenticeship is a big decision, whether you’re starting a career for the first time or considering a career change. If you’re thinking about working in early years childcare, an apprenticeship could offer you practical experience, training, and a nationally ..read more
London School of Childcare Studies Blog
4d ago
Am I Too Old to Be an Apprentice? For many people, considering a career change once you have left education and have been in the working world for a while can feel daunting. Life may have moved on from your early years of work, and the idea of retraining in a new industry might seem ..read more
London School of Childcare Studies Blog
4d ago
How to write an effective CV for applying to an Early Years Childcare Apprenticeship. No matter what your age, from early 20s, through to your 40s and beyond, when you apply for an apprenticeship in early years childcare, you’ll need a tailored CV that highlights and clearly demonstrates your passion for working with children, any ..read more
London School of Childcare Studies Blog
5d ago
Following reforms by the Department for Education, Ofsted has introduced a new category of childcare registration to provide greater flexibility within the early years and childcare sector. Previously, childminders were required to work at least 50% of their time from a home address. This requirement has now been removed, enabling providers to register as childminders ..read more
London School of Childcare Studies Blog
6d ago
The Role of Social Connections in Child Development Strong social connections in early childhood are the building blocks of a child’s emotional and social well-being. Research shows that those early experiences shape how children interact with the world, influencing everything from forming friendships to managing emotions and working well with others. According to the Centre ..read more
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6d ago
Animals have a unique ability to support our children’s emotional growth in profound ways. Whether through interactions with family pets or simply observing animals in the park, these experiences can significantly foster emotional intelligence (EI) in young children. Emotional intelligence helps children manage their own feelings, understand others’ emotions, and build stronger, healthier relationships—skills that ..read more
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1M ago
Introduction: Connecting Over Coffee and Childhood Play As we raise our cups to International Coffee Day, let’s take a moment to appreciate the rich history and culture surrounding this beloved brew, as well as the connections it nurtures. Coffee isn’t just a drink; it’s a catalyst for conversation and bonding in our adult lives. Interestingly ..read more
London School of Childcare Studies Blog
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As both a nutritionist and a parent, I can tell you that ensuring toddlers get a balanced diet during their formative years is crucial. Between ages 1 and 3, these little ones experience tremendous growth—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Those who care for toddlers play a vital role in shaping their eating habits, which will impact ..read more