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This free course is designed to help early years providers and practitioners gain insight into Ofsted's proposed new Inspection Toolkit: Providing an:  Introduction to the proposed inspection toolkit's purpose and format. An orientation of the format of the toolkit. Practical self-evaluation techniques. Paced with reflective questions to imbed learning.

This course looks at the theory behind moving and handling in early years settings, including risk assessing and reporting injuries.  Cost: £8.99

This course equips early years practitioners, educators, and childminders with vital insights into the signs and symptoms of autism and ADHD as they manifest in girls aged 0 to 8 years. It delves into the reasons for the underdiagnosis of these conditions in girls, considering societal expectations, cultural biases, and the unique challenges faced by autistic girls. Participants will learn practical strategies for observing and supporting neurodiverse behaviours, fostering inclusive and neuro-affirming environments that nurture the potential of all children. This course aims to enhance understanding and improve outcomes for neurodiverse children.

This course is designed for aspiring or current childminders in the UK who aim to achieve an outstanding rating in their childminding setting. It covers essential aspects such as promoting children's welfare and personal development, understanding and teaching emotional security, and implementing principles of equality and diversity in an age-appropriate manner. Participants will learn how to meet statutory requirements, ensure effective safeguarding, and understand the new Ofsted inspection framework. The course also delves into leadership and management, behaviour and attitudes, and personal development, using a four-part grading scale to guide improvement. Course objectives Understand the key components of an outstanding childminding setting. Promote children's emotional security and personal development. Implement principles of equality and diversity in an age-appropriate way. Ensure compliance with statutory requirements and effective safeguarding. Navigate the Ofsted inspection framework and achieve outstanding ratings.

This course provides childminders with the knowledge and skills to implement 'In the Moment' planning in early years settings. It covers the principles and benefits of this approach, strategies for effective observation and interaction, and practical tips for integrating it into daily practice. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to create a responsive and child-centred environment that supports children's development and learning.

This course provides an in-depth introduction and refresher on the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework for childminders registered in England. It covers the key principles, learning objectives, and reporting requirements, ensuring childminders are well-equipped to support children's development effectively. The course also delves into understanding cultural and environmental contexts, fostering imagination, and implementing effective storytelling techniques. Additionally, it explores how to engage children with the natural world and expressive arts.

This course will help you to prepare for your registration visit if you are registering to become a childminder.  This course is suitable for people registering through both Ofsted or an agency.

The Introducing Characteristics of Effective Learning course is designed to help Early Years practitioners understand and implement the key principles that underpin children's learning and development. It explores how to nurture engagement, motivation, and creativity in young learners through play and exploration, active learning, and critical thinking. Participants will gain practical strategies to support children in becoming confident, independent learners. The course aligns with the EYFS framework, ensuring practitioners can effectively observe, assess, and plan for each child’s unique learning journey. Perfect for Early Years professionals, this course empowers you to create enriching and meaningful learning experiences.

This course highlights some of the things that you need to think about and do in order to take on an assistant in a childminding setting. Cost: £8.99

This course has been written to introduce anyone working in Early Years Settings to dyslexia. Cost: £5

This course aims to help you improve and update your knowledge about the everyday management of severe allergies.  This includes avoidance of allergens, early recognition of symptoms and crisis management. 

This course has been developed to help you to spot the signs of anxiety in children and to help them to cope with it.   Cost: £5

This course has been developed so that early years practitioners can help children who have been or are being diagnosed as autistic.  Includes free resources!

This course explores the reasons why children might bite, what to do when it happens and what stratagies you can use to minimise it happening in your setting. Cost: £3.

This course introduces the practice of breast ironing and how to spot the signs that a child is being subject to it. Cost: £3.

An introduction to COSHH in the Early Years Setting.Cost £3

This course will discuss what is meant by county lines, key terms and phrases, which children are most at risk, signs to look out for and what to do if you have any concerns. Cost: £10

This course discusses what cultural capital is and the ways in which you can increase the cultural capital of children in your early years settings. Cost : £5.

A short course highlighting the changes made to the EYFS Framework for schools and settings that are adopting it early. Cost: £5

This course gives you guidance on how to make sure your early years setting in inclusive and what is expected of you.  It includes links and resources to help you. At the end of this course you will be able to: discuss the key legislation that affects you and your setting, recognise key words in relation to inclusion and equality, describe ways to promote inclusion and equality in your setting. Cost: £5

This course includes what FGM is, recognising the signs and how to report it. Cost: £5

This course discusses the 14 common food allergens. Cost: £3

This course covers the basics of health and safety in early years settings.  It looks at hazards, risk assessments, who to report incidents too and discusses common risks in the home. Cost £5

This is the updated version the Infection Prevention in Early Years Settings course.   It includes the government guidance regarding Coronavirus (Covid 19) for Early Years Settings. Cost: £5

This course has been written to give you the very basics in bookkeeping for the early years sector, in it we will discuss: what you should so when starting a new business, employing assistants/staff, how to keep basic records, completing your tax return.  Cost: 6.99

This course has been designed to support anyone preparing to become a childminder's assistant, it includes an introduction to the EYFS Framework.   Cost: £55.

The Introduction to Homebased Childminding - pre-registration Course  Would you like to become a childminder? This course is tailored specifically for aspiring childminders, guiding them through the entire process of becoming a professional in the field. It includes an essential introduction to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), which is crucial for those without prior Early Years qualifications. The 'Introduction to Homebased Childminding - Pre-registration' course is structured into the following modules: - Introduction: Embarking on Your Childminding Journey - Module 1: Understanding the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Framework - Module 2: Learning and Development Principles - Module 3: Enhancing Learning through Assessment - Module 4: Safeguarding and Welfare Requirements - Module 5: Preparing for Your Registration Visit To successfully complete the course, participants must achieve a score of 80% or higher. The course fee is £65. It is also available as part of the comprehensive childminder pre-registration bundle, which includes additional necessary courses. For more details, please get in touch with us. contact@training4earlyyears.co.uk WhatsApp 07739484000  

This course discusses which policies are essential and why policies and procedures are needed.  It also looks into the steps involved in writing policies and which ones would be beneficial in your setting.  £5

This course looks at the most common schemas that children use to learn and gives you some ideas on what you can do to help them. Cost: £5

This course is an introduction to the EYFS Framework.  It is an ideal course for anyone interested in working in the Early Years sector or as a refresher for anyone still working in the sector or returning from a break. Cost: £19.99