Playbase Online Training Courses

Posted on September 22, 2017

Playbase Training have a range of online training courses beginning in October, including in Child Development and Early Years Play, Digital Play and Professional Practice in Childcare.

Courses are aimed at parents, carers and those who would like to take the first step into gaining qualifications to work in an early years setting. Participation can lead to a SCQF Level 3 qualification, and students will also gain digital skills as they progress.

There is support available for those who are new to learning online or in general, or whose first language is not English.

For further information, please visit the Playbase Training website, or view the training poster.

Alternatively, contact Maria Sherrington by email: maria@playbase.org.uk

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