Why study this course
An apprenticeship is either fully funded through the Apprenticeship levy or 95% funded for small employers
All modules relevant to your organisation and network with like-minded professionals
Achieve a BA (Hons) Degree and JNC Professional Status whilst developing your career
Hugely rewarding Apprenticeship, developing your knowledge and skills to empower and help the lives of young people
Course summary
A Youth Worker is someone who can work with young people to develop holistically, to facilitate personal, social and educational development.
About this course
Youth Workers can be found in a range of settings where young people are present, including (but not limited to) youth projects, educational settings, health environments and the faith sector. The settings may be informal, such as youth clubs, activity-based or social action projects, or more formal, such as Local Authority Children's Services, hospitals, schools, alternative education provisions or youth custody. In this occupation and context, 'youth' refers to young people aged 11 to 19, or up to the age of 25 for those with additional needs. A Youth Worker is someone who can work with young people to develop holistically, to facilitate personal, social and educational development. This is to enable them to develop their voice, influence and place in society, and reach their individual and collective potential.
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Tutors, apprenticeship support officers, and staff within the Centre for Enhancement in Learning and Teaching (CELT) develop very positive relationships with apprentices. This supports apprentices very well with their studies and helps them to progress.