Equality, Diversity and Inclusion for Early Years Level 2
This course is designed to provide an overview of the importance of equality, diversity and inclusion in the early years setting, and to explore strategies for promoting an inclusive environment that supports the learning and development of all children.
In this webinar, we will discuss the legal framework that underpins equality and diversity, and explore the role of early years practitioners in promoting an inclusive environment. We will look at the impact of unconscious bias on children's development, and explore strategies for identifying and challenging discrimination.
We will also examine the benefits of an inclusive environment for all children, and consider how to adapt practice to meet the needs of children with different abilities and backgrounds. This webinar will provide an opportunity for practitioners to reflect on their practice and consider practical strategies for promoting equality, diversity and inclusion in the early years setting.
Successful candidates will be issued with a certificate valid for 3 years. The 3-hour course costs £295. Prices may vary according to your unique requirements.
Learning Objectives
- Understand what diversity means and why it is positive
- Be able to define and explain perceptions and stereotypes and the harm they can do
- Be able to define and explain prejudice and discrimination and the harm they can do
- Understand how to promote inclusion
- Understand your role and responsibilities about equality, diversity and inclusion
Early Years Courses
Risk Assessment for Child Carers
Aim: To enable delegates to carry out health and safety risk assessments in order to provide a safe environment for children and adults.
Safeguarding Children
Aim: To raise awareness of an adult's role when working with children and young people and to ensure they understand how to protect the safety of young people as well as to be aware of sensitive situations in which they may find themselves.
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion for Early Years
Aim: To provide delegates with an awareness and understanding of equality, diversity and inclusion.
Basic Paediatric First Aid
This course aims to introduce basic first aid to learners who have children and babies in their care and to enable them to recognise and respond to a paediatric emergency.
Emergency Paediatric First Aid
Aim: To ensure that learners are trained in adult and paediatric first aid techniques, enabling them to recognise and treat those who are ill or injured.
Paediatric First Aid
Aim: To introduce first aid to learners who have children and babies in their care and to enable them to recognise and respond to a paediatric emergency.
Health and Safety for Child Carers
Aim: To identify the health and safety issues relating to those working in the child care environment.
Manual Handling for Child Carers
Aim: To recognise the principles of safe manual handling of children and the importance of risk assessment prior to any manual handling task.