Youth Work & Community Practice BA (hons) in University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN), UK

Youth Work & Community Practice BA (hons) in University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN)

The Youth Work & Community Practice course is a new, exciting, innovative development taught via block learning, with placement opportunities available throughout the course.

The course can be studied online, making it flexible and achievable for someone working in the field.

You will have the opportunity to study modules relating to young people in sport, or young people’s mental health, in addition to core modules in youth work and community practice making it a relevant and modern course.

The course has been developed closely with the team from CVCL, offering placements and opportunities in over 300 voluntary sector organisations and benefiting from the expertise of a team that has working with the voluntary sector for over twenty years.

In addition to the JNC Professional Qualification, you can gain a range of other awards through the course. These may include the following –

• First aid at work
• Writing risk assessments
• Safeguarding
• Sports coaching qualifications
• Mentoring
• Counselling skills

The course is also directly linked to the Journal of Community Research, you will have the opportunity to submit a research paper to this peer reviewed journal.

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