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Ref:
610/1707/3
Sector:
Health, Public Services and Care, Early Years Educator
Registration & certification fee:
£77.00
Level:
Level 4
Minimum entry age:
18
GLH:
30
TQT:
35
About this qualification
The Level 4 Award in Early Years Emotional Wellbeing is designed for learners who wish to increase their knowledge and understanding of emotional wellbeing in early years settings. They will examine the influence of families and practitioners on children’s emotional wellbeing and promote the importance of supportive practice.
Who is it suitable for?
This qualification is suitable for learners over the age of 18 who must be working in an appropriate early years setting.
What are the entry requirements?
Learners should hold a full level 3 early years or childcare qualification before registering on this qualification.
How is this qualification structured?
To be awarded this qualification, learners are required to successfully demonstrate the knowledge and skills to meet the requirements of the 2 mandatory units.
How is it assessed?
Learners are required to build a portfolio of evidence, which is internally assessed by the centre and externally quality assured by NCFE.
How long will it take to complete this qualification?
The suggested guided learning hours for this qualification are a total of 30 hours.
What related qualifications can you progress to?
Learners who achieve this qualification may consider progression to:
Career opportunities
Learners could progress to the following roles and responsibilities:
Funding for our qualifications
Find out more about funding for this and other qualifications on our funding page.
Which type of job roles can you apply for on completion?
Learners who achieve this qualification could progress to a higher level role with management responsibilities, a pastoral role or a wellbeing lead or mentoring role.

Understanding Emotional Wellbeing in Early Years Settings (L/650/4693)
Promoting Emotional Wellbeing in Early Years Settings (M/650/4694)