CACHE Accredited Level 3 Certificate in Schemas in the Early Years
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The Level 3 Certificate in Schemas in the Early Years is designed for practitioners and educators working with children from birth to 7 years old. This qualification equips learners with an in-depth understanding of schemas—repeated patterns of behaviour that children exhibit during play and exploration—and how to use this knowledge to support children's cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development.
Entry Requirements: While there are no formal entry requirements, experience working with young children is essential, and access to a voluntary or paid placement is required for practical evidence.
Assessment Methods: Written assignments, creative tasks, observations, and practical evidence from work-based learning.
Qualification Objectives:
Unit 1: An Introduction to SchemasThis unit introduces learners to the concept of schemas, their importance in early childhood development, and the theoretical perspectives surrounding schema theory. Learners will also explore how schemas contribute to children’s learning and development.
Unit 2: Observation and Identification of SchemasIn this unit, learners will develop skills in observing children’s play to identify various schemas. Techniques for structured and unstructured observation will be covered, alongside guidance on objective observation practices and ethical considerations.
Unit 3: Supporting Schemas in PracticeLearners will explore practical strategies for supporting and extending schemas in early childhood education. This unit covers how to design activities that nurture schema development and how to adapt environments to support various schemas.
Unit 4: Schemas and Child DevelopmentThis unit examines how schemas contribute to children’s cognitive, physical, and emotional development. Learners will explore how schemas enhance various developmental areas and how activities can be designed to foster holistic growth.
Unit 5: Working with FamiliesThis unit focuses on communicating the value of schemas to parents and carers and involving them in supporting schema development at home. Learners will develop strategies to engage families in understanding and nurturing their child’s schemas.
This qualification offers learners the opportunity to gain expertise in schema theory and practice, providing valuable insights into how repeated patterns of play shape children’s learning experiences. Through observation, reflection, and collaboration, learners will be empowered to enhance child development outcomes both in educational settings and at home.
Entry Requirements: While there are no formal entry requirements, experience working with young children is essential, and access to a voluntary or paid placement is required for practical evidence.
Assessment Methods: Written assignments, creative tasks, observations, and practical evidence from work-based learning.
Qualification Objectives:
- Understand the concept of schemas and their significance in early childhood education.
- Develop practical skills to observe, identify, and support schemas in young children.
- Create environments that promote schematic play to support holistic development.
- Engage and collaborate with parents and families to enhance schema development outside the early years setting.
- Apply schema theory to improve educational practices and child development outcomes.
Unit 1: An Introduction to SchemasThis unit introduces learners to the concept of schemas, their importance in early childhood development, and the theoretical perspectives surrounding schema theory. Learners will also explore how schemas contribute to children’s learning and development.
- Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the concept and significance of schemas in early childhood.
- Understand the role of schemas in designing early years learning environments.
Unit 2: Observation and Identification of SchemasIn this unit, learners will develop skills in observing children’s play to identify various schemas. Techniques for structured and unstructured observation will be covered, alongside guidance on objective observation practices and ethical considerations.
- Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the principles of effective observation in early years settings.
- Be able to use observation techniques to identify schemas.
- Recognise and categorise common schemas in children.
Unit 3: Supporting Schemas in PracticeLearners will explore practical strategies for supporting and extending schemas in early childhood education. This unit covers how to design activities that nurture schema development and how to adapt environments to support various schemas.
- Learning Outcomes:
- Be able to implement strategies to support schemas through play.
- Use case studies to illustrate effective schema support.
Unit 4: Schemas and Child DevelopmentThis unit examines how schemas contribute to children’s cognitive, physical, and emotional development. Learners will explore how schemas enhance various developmental areas and how activities can be designed to foster holistic growth.
- Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the role of schemas in cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development.
Unit 5: Working with FamiliesThis unit focuses on communicating the value of schemas to parents and carers and involving them in supporting schema development at home. Learners will develop strategies to engage families in understanding and nurturing their child’s schemas.
- Learning Outcomes:
- Communicate effectively with parents and carers about schemas.
- Involve families in supporting children’s schema development.
This qualification offers learners the opportunity to gain expertise in schema theory and practice, providing valuable insights into how repeated patterns of play shape children’s learning experiences. Through observation, reflection, and collaboration, learners will be empowered to enhance child development outcomes both in educational settings and at home.
Our qualification has been developed to meet the specific needs of our learners and has been accredited by NCFE demonstrating the quality and rigour.
NCFE is an awarding organisation recognised by the qualification regulators for England (Ofqual), Wales (Qualifications Wales) and Northern Ireland (CCEA Regulation). This is an unregulated qualification and is not a nationally recognised qualification. This qualification has been accredited as a Customised Qualification and we have benchmarked the qualification’s learning outcomes and assessment criteria at Level (using a national framework’s level descriptors) to allow you to demonstrate the difficulty and depth of study. On completion of the Customised Qualification, learners will receive a certificate of achievement. The certificate is evidence of the knowledge and skills gained by completing the qualification. This qualification has been accredited by NCFE under the Customised Qualification and the certificate of achievement will be issued directly by NCFE.
NCFE is an awarding organisation recognised by the qualification regulators for England (Ofqual), Wales (Qualifications Wales) and Northern Ireland (CCEA Regulation). This is an unregulated qualification and is not a nationally recognised qualification. This qualification has been accredited as a Customised Qualification and we have benchmarked the qualification’s learning outcomes and assessment criteria at Level (using a national framework’s level descriptors) to allow you to demonstrate the difficulty and depth of study. On completion of the Customised Qualification, learners will receive a certificate of achievement. The certificate is evidence of the knowledge and skills gained by completing the qualification. This qualification has been accredited by NCFE under the Customised Qualification and the certificate of achievement will be issued directly by NCFE.
