国际学生入学条件
A-levels: BBC
BTEC: DDM, depending on subject studied - advice on acceptability can be provided.
IB: 29 points or three Higher Level certificates with 554.
We are also happy to consider a combination of separate IB Diploma Programmes at both Higher and Standard Level. Exact offer levels will vary depending on the range of subjects being taken at higher and standard level, and the course applied for. Please contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office for more information.
Access to HE Diploma: 6 level 3 credits at Distinction and 39 level 3 credits at Merit
T-levels: Distinction, depending on subject studied -advice on acceptability can be provided.
You must also have a satisfactory enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Check (including child and adult barred list check) - this is organised by the University. A satisfactory Overseas Criminal Record Check/Local Police Certificate is also required, in addition to a DBS Check, where you have lived outside of the UK in the last 5 years for 6 months or more.
IELTS - 6.0 overall
TOEFL IBT - 76 overall, with a minimum of 18 in reading, 17 in listening, 20 in speaking and 17 in writing
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雅思考试总分
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雅思考试指南
- 雅思总分:6
- 托福网考总分:76
- 托福笔试总分:160
- 其他语言考试:PTE - 50 overall, with a minimum of 42 in each component
CRICOS代码: L522
申请截止日期: 请与IDP顾问联系以获取详细信息。
课程简介
三明治年。今天的儿童面临着各种各样的新挑战,包括前所未有的媒体访问,更广泛的文化多样性,在线欺凌和更大的学校人数。他们童年的早期经历影响了他们的余生。您可以为这些成长期做出积极的贡献。童年研究是一个充满活力和令人兴奋的领域,近年来已扩展到包括来自心理学,社会学和精神分析的知识。该课程为从事婴幼儿工作的职业(无论是教育,保健还是儿童服务)奠定了基础。您对儿童的发展,童年的生态学(儿童在不同社会中的地位)有深刻的了解,并考虑我们的童年概念如何塑造和调节儿童的生活。您还将通过在每年的学习中进行实习来了解与儿童的
The BA in Childhood Studies at Essex is an interdisciplinary degree where we explore the social and emotional worlds of children from birth to 25. It is a wonderful introduction for students wishing to deepen their knowledge about children's lives and forge a career in children's education, health and well-being.<br><br>Children today face a wide range of new and challenging experiences, including unprecedented access to media, wider cultural diversity, online bullying and larger school numbers. Their early experiences of childhood affect them for the rest of their lives. You can make a positive contribution to these formative years.<br><br>Childhood studies is a vibrant and exciting field which has expanded in recent years to include knowledge from psychology, sociology and psychoanalysis. This course lays the foundations for a career working with infants and children, whether in education, health care or children's services. It can also lead to further study in a range of courses from social work or teaching to speech and language therapy.<br>You gain a solid understanding of child development, the ecology of childhood (the place of children in different societies) and consider the way our concepts of childhood shape and condition children's lives. You will also learn about the direct work with children through undertaking a placement in each year of study where you can begin to make links between theory and practice, in year one this placement can be with children of any age, in year two this is focussed on infant observation. Assessment is mainly by course work.<br>Whether you want to work with infants in the nursery, children with emotional and behavioural difficulties in children's homes, support those with learning difficulties, or go on into teaching, our course prepares you to make a difference to children's lives. Put theory into practice by carrying out reflective practice through infant observation, and a work placement. These give you invaluable experience within your chosen sector.<br>We help you to explore and understand the kind of role youre preparing for so you graduate with a valuable balance of theoretical understanding and useful practical experience rare qualities giving you the edge needed to successfully gain employment upon graduation. There are a range of jobs directly related to this degree including early years teachers, family support workers, learning support workers, primary and secondary teacher, special needs teachers and social workers.
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