Education transforms lives through understanding the philosophies and practice of teaching and learning. We cater to students with a burning passion to support others in their educational journeys as well as those with a desire to advance research into education and pedagogy.
Your degree programme will cover topics such as play, education, policy, youth justice and inclusion, with accredited work-related learning throughout.
For those of you thinking about a route into teaching UCW also delivers a number of teaching training courses for those wanting to work specifically in the Further Education Environment.
Available courses
Early Years Education (top-up), BA (Hons)
Level 6
Early Years Education BA (Hons)
Level 6
SEND and Inclusive Practice BA (Hons)
Level 6
Education, Society and Childhood, BA (Hons)
Level 6
Early Years Lead Practitioner Apprenticeship
Level 5
Education and Training Diploma
Level 5
Education and Training Certificate
Level 4
Short courses
Enabling Independence Through Maths Development, Literacy, Speech Development and Communication
Level 5
Contributing to the Support of People on the Autism Spectrum
Level 5
Mental and Emotional Health, Attachment, and Trauma
Level 5
Play, Learning and Pedagogy
Level 4
Disability, Inclusion and Social Justice
Level 4
Healthy Development Through Childhood and Beyond
Level 4
Working Together to Safeguard Young People
Level 4
Potential careers
- Teaching and Other Educational Professional n.e.c
- Careers Adviser and Vocational Guidance Specialist
- Education Adviser and School Inspector
- School Secretarie
- Teaching Assistant
- Educational Support Assistant
- Secondary Education Teaching Professional
- Higher Education Teaching Professional
- Further Education Teaching Professional
- Special Needs Education Teaching Professional
- Primary and Nursery Education Teaching Professional
For me the quality of the teaching was paramount and evidently effective in the value added to my learning journey. I entered the course with average or below FE grades and exited with a First-Class Honours degree achieving over 80%. I believe this improvement is largely down to the commitment of the lecturers to make the learning accessible in a range of ways to align with how their students learn.
Early Years Education, BA (Hons)
