Working with Children, Young People and Families - BA

University of Hull

Explore how children, families and their communities are impacted by the way society is structured, and understand the role you can play in supporting them through times of change and crisis.With the support of our highly respected academics, and using a trauma-informed approach, you’ll use real-life issues – like digital communications, abuse, and poverty – to gain the key skills needed to enhance outcomes for children and families.Train in safeguarding and Portage, study for an accredited Forest School certification, and broaden your experience through industry events and professional placements both in the UK and abroad.**Why study at Hull?*** Links to 600+ UK education institutions: Gain hands-on experience on work placements in a wide range of settings.* Boost your CV with extra qualifications: As well as certified training in safeguarding and Portage, our course gives you the chance to study for Forest School certification.* Study abroad: Choose to spend a semester studying abroad at one of our partner universities in countries such as Denmark, Norway and Sweden. **Where could this take me?**Preparing you with the in-demand skills employers in the sector need, you’ll be ready for future career success working with children and young people.Many graduates choose to specialise in education, health or social care support work, or look to roles in the private, voluntary, health or maintained sectors.Your graduate opportunities will be varied, including roles like education welfare officer, special school teaching assistant, family support officer, home education assistant, hospital nursery leader, and independent support practitioner.

Faculty of Arts, Cultures and Education