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Childhood and Youth courses

This is a list of all the modules available for study as standalone courses in Childhood and Youth. Please note that this is an alphabetical list. You should not study these courses in this order.

OU modules are planned on the assumption that you will study progressively from one study level to the next, starting at Level 1. Modules at Level 2 and Level 3 assume that you are suitably prepared for study at this level. If you want to study a module as a standalone course, you don't need to start at Level 1 but you do need to have adequately prepared yourself for OU study in some other way. Check with advisory staff at our Student Registration & Enquiry Service to make sure that you are sufficiently prepared.

Course title (code) Level Credits Next Start
An introduction to health and social care (K101) 1 60 Oct 2013
Child development (ED209) 2 60 Oct 2013
Childhood (E212) 2 60 Oct 2013
Children's literature (EA300) 3 60 Sep 2013
Early years focus on research with children and young people (EK311) 3 60
Introducing the social sciences (DD101) 1 60 Oct 2013
Introduction to working with young people in practice (E118) 1 60 Oct 2013
Leading work with young people (E132) 1 30 Oct 2013
Leading work with young people in practice (E218) 2 60 Oct 2013
Learning through enquiry in primary schools (E101) 1 60 Oct 2013
Research with children and young people (EK310) 3 60
Subject knowledge and professional practice in primary schools (E207) 2 60 Oct 2013
Supporting learning in primary schools (E111) 1 60 Oct 2013
The early years: developing practice (E100) 1 60 Oct 2013
Understanding children and young people (Y176) 1 15 Nov 2013
Working together for children (KE312) 3 60 Oct 2013
Working with children, young people and families (K218) 2 60 Oct 2013
Working with young people: an introduction (E108) NEW 1 60 Oct 2013
Youth: perspectives and practice (KE308) 3 60
Youth: policy in practice (E318) 3 60 Sep 2013

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