BA (Hons) Early Years and Childhood Studies (Foundation)

Course Overview This Foundation Year course provides an accessible pathway into higher education for those without traditional qualifications, offering a comprehensive introduction to the sociological and psychological factors that shape learning and development. Students will explore how families, communities, and societal structures influence childhood and education, preparing them for further specialized degree study. The program emphasizes building academic confidence and critical thinking skills through dedicated personal tutoring and robust support systems. Key Program Highlights Provides a direct route to a degree for students without the standard entry qualifications Explores critical themes including the history of education, social policy, and barriers to learning Offers a personalized journey with a dedicated personal tutor for intensive academic and pastoral support Builds a strong foundation in academic skills and knowledge before progressing to a full BA (Hons) degree Flexible progression to either BA (Hons) Education or BA (Hons) Early Years and Childhood Studies