Award Winning L3 Common Core Training for the Childcare Register Ofsted Recognised

Are you looking to register with Ofsted on the Childcare Register only?

The Childcare Register is for those wanting to be a childminder caring only for school aged children, become a nanny, work in an out of school club, or work in activity settings or private tutoring.

Along with a full paedatric first aid course, it gives all the training required to register with Ofsted.

The course contains 4 modules for you to complete at a time that suits you.

This Level 3 CPD Accredited Course comprises of 4 modules. Each module has a knowledge test at the end which you need to complete in order to pass. There is no limit to how many times you can retake the knowledge tests if you need to. Then simply print off your certificate of achievement. After completing all 4 modules, you will also be able to print off your Course Certificate. The CPD company will also email you your CPD certificates that will clearly show how many CPD hours you have accrued.

Is this course for me? If you are planning on registering with Ofsted on the Childcare Register only, you must either have at least a Level 2 qualification or training in the Common Core.

The Childcare Register has 2 parts:

• Compulsory Part- if you will be caring for children from 5-8 years of age
• Voluntary Part- if you will be caring for children over 8 years of age, or will be working as a nanny in the child’s own home

You can register on either or both parts of the Childcare Register.

This course is aimed at:

• Childminders who are caring for school aged children only (year 1 and above- you would also need the Early Years Register if caring for children in reception year of school)
• Home based Childcarers (nannies) who are caring for children in their own home for no more than 2 families (if you wish to care for children from more than 2 families you would need to register as a childminder)
• Holiday and activity clubs
• Out of school clubs that are not operated by a school
• Activity based groups such as dance clubs, trampolining clubs, boating clubs etc.

About the Course

This unique and comprehensive course covers all the Common Core of Skills and Knowledge but also includes the practical information you need to help you carry out your day to day responsibilities in your particular Childcare Register setting. Downloadable course handouts are included. It also has the useful information about the Ofsted registration process you need.

Each module has a multiple-choice knowledge test at the end which you need to pass in order to print off your certificate for that module. Once you have completed all 4 modules, you will be able to print off your Common Core Training for the Childcare Register certificate too, which you will need for your registration with Ofsted.

There are no assignments or requirements or written tests to pass this course as the assessment is included in the knowledge tests. Each module is likely to take around 3 hours to complete.

Childminding UK online training is available to you to either complete all at once or re-visit as many times as you need to depending on the time you have available. Unlike some online courses, there are no limits to how many times you can retake the Knowledge Test at the end of the course.

We suggest that you complete the modules in the following order:

1. Starting out on the Childcare Register This course covers information about your role in the setting. It also covers requirements about health and safety, training requirements, food and food safety, suitability of people and premises, how to deal with complaints and which information needs to be sent to Ofsted once you are registered.It also includes points to consider for effective induction, supervision and appraisal meetings, how Ofsted inspect those on the Childcare Register and what to expect from an Ofsted Inspection.

2. Foundations for Developing Learning Information to help you fully understand and support children’s learning and development. There are 4 main topics: Attachment, Child Development from birth to 12 years (including mental health), Equality diversity and inclusion and Play.

3. Safeguarding Children Introduces the relevant documentation you need to know about and covers how to recognise signs and symptoms of abuse and how to record and refer concerns. It also covers information about Prevent Duty, Female Genital Mutilation, Child Sexual Exploitation, Breast Ironing, Gang Activity- including County Lines and Signs of Safety which is an international process that has been adopted by many areas of England. It has gained course approval from the Northamptonshire Local Safeguarding Children Board.

4. Organising Childcare Register Provision Includes information about effective communication including the Voice of the Child and how the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) relates to your every day practice. Information about confidentiality including GDPR, working with parents, record keeping, risk assessing, marketing your business(direct and indirect), managing behaviour and transitions alongside information about tax and insurance complete this module.

During the course, Childminding UK staff are available to answer any you have questions about the course or as you move in to registering as a childminder.

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'A really clear course covering not only the Common Core values, but what you need to know to register with Ofsted'

'VERY WELL LAID OUT COURSE'

'Well written and easy to understand'

'Fantastic course- I've learned so much from this'

'This course gave me everything I need to be a childminder for older kids'

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• Childminders who are caring for school aged children only (year 1 and above- you would also need the Early Years Register if caring for children in reception year of school)
• Home based Childcarers (nannies) who are caring for children in their own home for no more than 2 families (if you wish to care for children from more than 2 families you would need to register as a childminder)
• Holiday and activity clubs
• Out of school clubs that are not operated by a school
• Activity based groups such as dance clubs, trampolining clubs, boating clubs etc.

No entry requirements

This course is suitable for any of the below career paths:

• Childminders who are caring for school aged children only
• Home based Childcarers (nannies)
• Holiday and activity clubs
• Out of school clubs that are not operated by a school
• Activity based groups such as dance clubs, trampolining clubs, boating clubs etc.

Certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included