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Early Years Education

1st in the UK for our research impact in Education in REF 2021 (Times Higher Education) - 15th in the UK for Education (The Times and — University Guide 2023) Do you want to work in teaching or management in the UK, or in international Early Years educational…

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1st in the UK for our research impact in Education in REF 2021 (Times Higher Education) - 15th in the UK for Education (The Times and — University Guide 2023) Do you want to work in teaching or management in the UK, or in international Early Years educational contexts? This MA is ideal if you’re an international student wishing to explore early years education in the UK. You’ll study both the practical and theoretical aspects of education in the zero-to-five-years age range. Early Years learning primarily focuses on the following ideas: - what constitutes ‘quality’ in Early Years education? - equity, inclusion and justice for the pre-school child and the wider family - ideas of communication, imagination, language and literacy, and provision for the bi/trilingual child - understandings of early mathematical and scientific development - discourses of nurture, care and attachment. At — we’re proud of our innovative approaches to teaching and education courses. We’ve got a network of over 150 local secondary, primary and nursery schools working together with the University to provide work placements for our education students.

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You should normally have a lower second-class (2.2) undergraduate honours degree or above. Your qualification can be in any subject. At least one year's prior experience in teaching or education is preferable but not essential.

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