completing your keepsake book (assessed portfolio) taking part in Peep sessions finding out how the everyday things you already do with your child helps support their development building on these everyday experiences This handbook will explain: what to expect and how the course will be delivered getting your certificate what you could progress on to how to describe the Peep Progression Pathway to an employer or an education provider (for example, college) how to get started What is the Peep Progression Pathway? The Peep Progression Pathway was created by Peeple, a charity that supports parents and carers to learn together with their child(ren). It gives you an opportunity to make a keepsake book about your Peep learning. This will give you and your child something to share together over the years. You can also choose to put your work forwards for a unit awarded through NOCN. These units are offered on a variety of topics relating to the development of your child and the learning they already do every day at home with you. Each unit is part of the NOCN Certificate in Supporting Early Learning at Home. The units are open to everyone. They are recognised by the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF). This replaces the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF). The units are offered at three different levels Entry – Level 3, Level 1 and Level 2 (more on this later - Section 5). Support will be given to anyone who needs a hand with reading or writing and your Peep practitioner will be there to guide you. If there is anything else you would like to tell us (in confidence) that you feel will help us to support you, please have a chat with your Peep practitioner as we want everyone to have the opportunity to complete an NOCN unit if they want to. For Data Protection and Confidentiality, your personal details and work will only be shared for assessment. You can agree to share your portfolio for training purposes too if you like. We want everyone attending Peep sessions to have the chance to complete a portfolio and put it forwards to NOCN so please tell us if you need support to be able to do this. Health and Safety and Safeguarding are covered by your practitioner and may form part of your group (or individual) session agreement. What to expect To participate in the Peep Progression Pathway you will need to:
completing your keepsake book (assessed portfolio) taking part in Peep sessions finding out how the everyday things you already do with your child helps support their development building on these everyday experiences This handbook will explain: what to expect and how the course will be delivered getting your certificate what you could progress on to how to describe the Peep Progression Pathway to an employer or an education provider (for example, college) how to get started What is the Peep Progression Pathway? The Peep Progression Pathway was created by Peeple, a charity that supports parents and carers to learn together with their child(ren). It gives you an opportunity to make a keepsake book about your Peep learning. This will give you and your child something to share together over the years. You can also choose to put your work forwards for a unit awarded through NOCN. These units are offered on a variety of topics relating to the development of your child and the learning they already do every day at home with you. Each unit is part of the NOCN Certificate in Supporting Early Learning at Home. The units are open to everyone. They are recognised by the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF). This replaces the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF). The units are offered at three different levels – Entry Level 3, Level 1 and Level 2 (more on this later - Section 5). Support will be given to anyone who needs a hand with reading or writing and your Peep practitioner will be there to guide you. If there is anything else you would like to tell us (in confidence) that you feel will help us to support you, please have a chat with your Peep practitioner as we want everyone to have the opportunity to complete an NOCN unit if they want to. For Data Protection and Confidentiality, your personal details and work will only be shared for assessment. You can agree to share your portfolio for training purposes too if you like. We want everyone attending Peep sessions to have the chance to complete a portfolio and put it forwards to NOCN so please tell us if you need support to be able to do this. Health and Safety and Safeguarding are covered by your practitioner and may form part of your group (or individual) session agreement. What to expect To participate in the Peep Progression Pathway you will need to:
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