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Career-Ready for the Modern Workplace - Courses for Jobs at Kent Adult Education
Kent Adult Education's Teaching and Learning Courses for Jobs are designed to help adults gain the practical skills and recognised qualifications needed to succeed in today's job market. Whether you're entering the workforce for the first time, changing careers or looking to upskill, these courses provide a clear pathway to employment and professional growth in the education sector.
Education is one of the most rewarding career paths available today. Working schools, nurseries or other learning environments allows you to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and young people. Kent Adult Education offers nationally recognised qualifications that prepare you for roles such as teaching assistant, early years practitioner or classroom support worker. These roles are essential to the smooth running of educational settings and offer long-term career prospects, job satisfaction and opportunities for progression.
Career-Focused Courses for the Education Sector
Diploma for the Early Years Practitioner Level 2 This course is ideal for those who want to work with children aged 0-5 in nursery, preschool or childcare settings. It covers key areas such as child development, safeguarding, supporting learning through play and promoting positive behaviour. This course leads to a recognised Level 2 qualification by City & Guilds.
Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools Level 2 Designed for individuals aiming to work in primary or secondary schools, this course equips learners with the skills needed to support pupils' learning and wellbeing. Topics include communication, behaviour management, understanding the curriculum and working effectively with teachers and other staff.
These qualifications are widely accepted by employers and provide a strong foundation for further study or immediate employment. They are particularly well-suited to adults who want to work in education but need flexible, accessible training that fits around other commitments.
Why Work in Education?
Working in education offers a unique blend of personal fulfilment and professional stability. As a teaching assistant or early years practitioner, you'll play a vital role in helping children learn, grow and succeed. You'll support teachers, engage with pupils and contribute to a positive learning environment. These roles are in high demand across Kent and the UK, making them an excellent choice for jobseekers looking to meaningful work with long-term prospects.
Kent Adult Education's Courses for Jobs are designed to help you take that first step with confidence. Whether you're new to the sector or looking to formalise your experience, these qualifications provide the knowledge and skills employers are looking for.
Diploma for the Early Years Practitioner Level 2 CG
ONL/152041/Q/FF Location: Delivered online Course hours: 52 hours 30 minutes Price: £2,503.00 Concessions
Check your eligibility to enrol online
You must meet the entry requirements below:
- You must be ordinary resident in the UK at the start date of the course - Ordinary resident means you live in the UK and have chosen to live here for a settled purpose
- You must be a British citizen
- You must be aged 19 or over as at the 31st August 2025 for courses in the 2025/26 academic year
- You must agree to commit to and complete an Individual Learning Plan in agreement with your course tutor
Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools Level 2 CG
ONL/151452/Q/FF Location: Delivered online Course hours: 52 hours 30 minutes Price: £1,296.00 Concessions
Check your eligibility to enrol online
You must meet the entry requirements below:
- You must be ordinary resident in the UK at the start date of the course - Ordinary resident means you live in the UK and have chosen to live here for a settled purpose
- You must be a British citizen
- You must be aged 19 or over as at the 31st August 2025 for courses in the 2025/26 academic year
- You must agree to commit to and complete an Individual Learning Plan in agreement with your course tutor
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