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Project Action London provides childcare training programs to help nannies and childcare professionals gain OFSTED registration and enhance their skills. Their director, Margaret Cowell, has over 30 years of expertise in childcare, recruitment, and business. They offer a range of courses from basic core skills training to more advanced topics like safeguarding, potty training, and developing child independence. Their online and flexible training programs allow students to learn at their own pace and receive a certificate upon completion to add to their professional portfolio.
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- 3. Project Action London- Childcare training The team & team members Margaret Cowell is the Director and founder of Project Action London. Her expertise in childcare, recruitment and business cover 30 years. To expand our expertise Margaret works with other associates to offer companies as much support as possible
- 4. Project Action London- Childcare training The work we do as a CIC company Working together to help other's As a CIC company we give back all our profits to help other's less fortunate. Profits from our childcare/parenting training will go to helping community projects with parenting classes.
- 5. Project Action London- Childcare training Our courses planned for you.... and your professionalism Professional nanny training Common core skills Curated for aspiring childcare professionals. Based on 6 modules, this comprehensive and in-depth course is Ofsted compliant meaning that each successful participant will be able to become Ofsted registered after receiving their certificate of attendance from PROJECT ACTION. Ofsted registration Communication It is not only talking but children will listen, watch and try to copy all that others do around them so each training session will offer lots of ways to communicate with children and this module will give a guide and help. Advanced level Helping fussy eaters Some were too busy exploring life to want to stop and eat, or just did not really enjoy eating food. Others had no experience of food other than what was laid in front of them. Other's behaved with food mimicking the behaviour of adults around them. We give some great tips to help children choice healthy eating. There are tasks for you to complete reinforcing your learning experience Advanced level Safeguarding Being a nanny is a wonderful role to undertake and our responsibility to the children is important to understand and implement. This course looks at safeguarding, UK legislation and guides how this relates to you as a nanny. Advanced level
- 6. Project Action London- Childcare training Our courses planned for you.... and your professionalism Potty training A time to train and get ready for nursery it can be stressful but we offer tips and reassurance. Advanced level helping children to read In a world of technology many reach to this rather than books to learn. Reading is important in life and each training session will offer lots of ways to learn to read with children and this module will give a guide and help Advanced level Developing child independence To provide understanding of supporting and guiding children to become independent ready to attend playgroups, nursery, or school .Advanced level Safeguarding An in depth higher level of helping children develop a love for life to learn. This module looks further into helping children learn and why it is important to help the brain be stimulated and set the foundations for learning throughout their childhood. Advanced level
- 7. Project Action London- Childcare training Training identification Your nanny agency may have advised you to take a course for Ofsted registration or professional development. We talk to you about the training you are considering, how training will help you. We can offer this on- line or via video link. Let's talk....
- 8. Project Action London- Childcare training Your first steps Your path to success Step 1.. Following the discussion Once you are happy with the training course you can sign up. Payment must be made for you to continue on the course and gain access Step 2. The programme You will be able to carry out the training following instructions. Advice would be to do the tasks as and when they come up so that your knowledge is still fresh . Step 3 Achieving success Once your work is read and returned, plus all the modules completed you will be given a certificate for your portfolio to show your agency, parents and ofsted.
- 9. Project Action London- Childcare training Looking forward to working with you! The course is online so that you can access it from anywhere, however we are available if you need to clarify any details or problems you are incurring by phone or email.
- 10. Project Action London- Childcare training If you have any questions at all Don't hesitate to ask. margaret@projectaction.org.uk