Start Date
Various 
Study Hours
Part Time
Duration
Various 
Campus
DISTANCE Course Overview
Children and young people are amongst the most vulnerable in our society when it comes to the impact of adverse circumstances on their lives. Adverse childhood experience can have impacts on the development and mental health of children and young people that may persist into adulthood and have an effect on their lives, opportunities, and chances. These might be personal circumstances such as the death or divorce of parents or domestic violence, for example, or national and international disasters, including the impact of Covid 19.
What You'll Learn
Year 1
Children and young people affected by such events need support to strengthen their resilience and empower them to overcome their fears and the challenges they face. The following areas will be covered whilst studying this course:
– Exploring childhood and family structures
– Introduction to adverse childhood experiences
– Developing strategies to improve outcomes for children affected by adverse childhood experiences
Entry Requirements
The level 2 distance learning courses are fully funded. The only criteria you need to meet is that you are over 19 years old, have lived in the EU for the past 3 years, and currently live in England.
How you will be assessed
This is a paper-based course. You will receive your learning materials via post. This consists of one workbook and a textbook to support your learning. You can send your completed workbook by email or post your work to the Distance Learning Team.
Course Fees
Tuition fees
Tuition Fees (19+): £0.00
Disclaimer
If the course is longer than one year the total fees are for the first year only and further fees may apply in future years. All fees are based on a ‘home’ learner status. Please contact us for information on overseas fees.
For more information, please see our course fee disclaimers page.
Course and Career progression
We have a huge choice of distance learning courses available at both level 2 and 3. At the end of your course your tutor may suggest a suitable option for you or you can contact the distance learning team to advise you on the courses available. We also have a careers team available via phone email or in person who can help to plan a career pathway for you.
What Happens Next
Apply online via the College website. You will then be invited to enrol for your chosen course of study. You can apply at any point throughout the year and start the course when you like.