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Report RE: jobs available after a BA early childhood studies degree?
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RE: jobs available after a BA early childhood studies degree? - 04-10-08 01:19
by: timmylums
I too have a degree in advanced study of early years and education (BAed Hons). I find that there is not much call for the qualification as nobody in childcare can afford to pay for it. it is welcomed but people only want to pay for a level 3 so you may provide extra knowledge and qualification as a free bonus to your employer. I have completed my EYPs and am awaiting the outcome, I don't even think that this will change the market for job prospects but only time will tell. On a positive note though I can honestly say that I was new to childcare before my degree as I was mainly focusing on education but amongst other staff I feel that I am appreciated, I am always called on to support others with planning for the EYFs etc. Completing my degree has also given me the confidence to know that i may not be getting paid as a highly qualified professional but I am providing the children in my care with a high level of quality provision, my ability and knowledge has been gained throughout my time at uni and I feel that even if I am not reaping the rewards financially the children, parents and other staff are gaining from the quality provision and support that I feel I am able to promote. Keep up your goal as things can only get better if more people use their drive and determination to better themselves and gain high level qualifications.
