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New level 2 Diploma for Early Years Practitioner textbook

 
 
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completely agree you shouldnt be even thinking about a level 5 fd until you have worked at a level 3 for at least 2 years. good colleges wouldn't touch you either. Ou will of course but then they take anyone with the funds which is why a lot of employers dont reckon it!
you need to embed your learning gain experience and develop. when you have been doing that for 18 months or so you should then do an academic writing course as writing at degree level is utterly different from reflective writing. the study skills are advanced and necessary. these courses arent designed to prepare you for the next level they are to stretch you when you have achieved that level professionally. AND a future employer will dismiss training that has been rushed through. work read learn then do a next course.
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