NCFE Level 2
Certificate In Supporting Teaching And Learning - Blended
Learning
Course
Content and Overview:
The course
provides you with an understanding of the knowledge and skills needed when
working directly with children.
During the course you
will be expected to complete assignments showing knowledge and competence in a
range of subjects including:
• children and young
people’s development
• supporting positive behaviour
• health and
safety
• safeguarding
• professional relationships
You will also need
to:
• be observed in your
workplace
• produce a display
• complete a weekly learner
journal
This course is aimed at
people working or volunteering in roles that support pupils’ learning in
primary, secondary or special schools. This is also suitable for people working
in colleges who may need a qualification to progress within their
career.
IMPORTANT: These are the essential entry
requirements:
If you would
like a place on this course, prior to attending an onboarding session
(see information below), you must ensure that you have the
following:
1. A placement in a
school or college for 1 day a week, or 2 half days per week. The placement
setting will need to provide a letter confirming your placement. Or a release
letter, if you are employed by the school/college, confirming you can attend all
classes. Attending ALL classes is a mandatory requirement of the
course.
2. An enhanced DBS
(please note these can take up to 12 weeks to obtain)
3. At least Level 1
English or a Grade D at GCSE
Additional
entry requirements:
You must be 19+ on 31st August 2025 to join
this course
Delivery
Method:
This is a blended course, which means we will be
offering face to face sessions on a twice monthly basis at Ashby Community Hub.
You will also spend time working at home to complete assignments on Google
Classroom.
What will
happen next?
After applying, you will be contacted by a member
of the Adult Education team. You will then be invited for an initial
assessment at Ashby Hub. This will take approximately one hour.
Following this, if you
have satisfied all of the initial requirements to be able to do the course, you
will be given the choice of one of the onboarding sessions below. At this
session, you will need to bring all your evidence, as detailed above, and you
will meet the tutor. If you have provided all of the necessary documentation you
will be offered a place on the course, given a learner email address and will be
provided with more information about the course.
Onboarding sessions:
Thursday 13th November from 4.30
- 5.30pm
Monday 1st December from 10.00 - 11.00am
Thursday 11th December
from 4.30 - 5.30pm
Class start
date: 16th January 2026 from 09:15 to 11:15
Please take a look at
some of the positive feedback about this course from previous
learners:
https://northlincsadulteducation.co.uk/learner-success-stories/
Course
fees:
There is course fee, to be advised,
however, it may be FREE of charge, depending on your personal
circumstances. To be eligible, evidence of benefit status or low wage is
required in accordance with ESFA Funding Rules. If you fail to complete the
course, you may have to pay the full cost.
DISCLAIMER: When applying for this course, you
must provide evidence to confirm eligibility for funding, proof of ID and full
address. Applying for a course does not mean you are automatically enrolled. You
must be 19+ on 31 August 2025 and a UK resident.
Our dedicated team will be
happy to help – just call us on 01724 297146 or contact using this link:- https://northlincsadulteducation.co.uk/contact