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Handbook support for work based learners undertaking level 3 Early Years Educator

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General question Advising learners, liasing with providers ?

Does your current position allow you to discuss options for alternative qualifications with learners and in addition be able to convey concerns or recommendations to training providers ?
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YES we have had masses of feedback from providers that those doing distance learning or train to gain have a poor grasp of many topics including theories, etc. many now will prioritise applicants who have attended weekly class based courses. i have fed back concerns to EY dept and always advise going to college. learning off others, sharing experience and actually being taught cannot be beaten.
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