PANCo
NCFE CACHE LEVEL 4 Award in Promoting Health and Well-being through Physical Activity and Nutrition Co-ordination in the Early Years 603/5239/5
Overview
This qualification is designed for learners to examine the benefits of physical activity and the importance of diet to the health and well-being of babies, children and their families.
The PANCo qualification and role promotes positive nutrition & physical activity to support the prevention of obesity in later life in an early years setting. The approach supports the well being of children, families and staff through a positive approach to a healthy lifestyle.
What's Included?
- Registration with the awarding body and E-learning platform.
- One to one online workshops and teaching.
- Certificate from awarding body on completion.
- Interest free individual payment plans.
- Ongoing support from your allocated assessor.
- Access to our E learning resources and library
Course Details
What will I study on the course?
This qualification will support learners through a reflective cycle of continuous improvement to practice in their own setting. They will work with staff, parents and carers, and other professionals, to make positive changes for the health of babies and children, in the role of a Physical Activity and Nutrition Coordinator (PANCo).
Work Placement
You will need to be working as a level 3 practitioner throughout the course. You will also need to be able to reflect on your setting and be able to implement change.
Entry Requirements
You will need to have a full level 3 childcare qualification and be employed, you will need a letter from your employers to confirm this. You must have at least Level 1 or an equivalent qualification in English, adult literacy or communications and Maths, adult numeracy or application of number. You must have a good standard of spoken and written English. You need to have proof of an enhanced DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service)How do I apply?
Entry to the course is by interview. You must be 18 or above to apply. We welcome applications from mature students. You can apply via our website; once we have received your application form we will contact you to attend an interview either in person or via ZoomHow will I be assessed?
There are no written exams for this course. Instead you will build a portfolio of evidence through assignment, reflection, research and implementation of change in your setting, which will be assessed by your tutor or assessor using a range of methods.How will I study?
You will have regular workshops and contact with your assessor via our E portfolio platform. You will also have to undertake independent learning and a small research task for one unit. There is no set start date – you can enrol throughout the year and complete the course at your own pace to meet your individual needs. It should take approximately 3 months to complete.Progression
Learners may progress within the workforce in the following job roles and responsibilities:
• SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) – for staff who are undertaking the responsibility of SENCO in the setting.
• PANCO (Physical Activity and Nutrition Coordinator) – for staff who are undertaking the responsibility of PANCO in the setting
• Internal progression at higher level including those with management responsibilities.
• Leadership, mentoring, supervision and management opportunities.
Learners can progress to the following qualification:
• Level 4 certificate for Early years Advanced Practitioner
• Level 5 Diploma for the Early years senior Practitioner
How much does the course cost?
The course costs £314.60. We have a flexible payment plan available so you can pay in instalments.
How do I apply?
We welcome applications from mature students. Please click here to apply or download an application form here, once we have received your application form, we will contact you to attend an interview either in person or via ZoomWant to know more?
Call Lisa on 077930 55880 or contact us today to get all the information you need about this programme and how to apply.
