We provide the following webinars and training courses for Cambridge Early Years:
| What is it? | Who should Attend? | When will it be available? | |
| Getting to know Cambridge Early Years Webinar (free for registered Early Years customers) | 90-minute informational webinar to introduce the EY programme | Practitioners and leaders new to Cambridge Early Years | Quarterly, from June 2023 (Available at UK morning and afternoon times) |
| Introductory training (fees apply) | Online (5 weeks), or face-to-face (2 days) training covering key elements of the programme including the curriculum, teaching and learning approaches, measuring learner progress and planning | Practitioners who are about to start delivering the Cambridge Early Years programme |
Online – February, June and September every year, starting June 2023 Face-to-face – dependent on regional requests, starting in August 2023 |
| Prepare to teach training (fees apply) | Blended learning – 6 to 12 weeks. Supports the effective use of the resources in the setting and how to use them to develop teaching skills in line with the underpinning pedagogical approach. | Lead practitioners, Heads of Early Years settings or Senior teachers |
Online in January 2023 Face-to-face – dependent on regional request |
| Extension training (fees apply) | Online (3 weeks), or face-to-face (2 days) training covering specific aspects of the programme, such as learning environment, assessment | Practitioners who have attended Introductory training or have been teaching Cambridge Early Years for at least a year. |
In the second year of the programme Focus on the learning environment already available. |
| Enrichment training (fees apply) | Online, virtual or face-to-face training in different aspects of teaching and learning, (e.g. Assessment for learning, active learning) | Practitioners who are looking to reflect on their practice and learn classroom strategies to support teaching and learning |
Assessment for learning already available virtually. Other areas in the second year of the programme |
| Cambridge Professional Development Qualifications (PDQ) (fees apply) | Embeds early years theory, best practice and reflection in the practitioner’s context and in their daily routines. Culminates in the attainment of a Cambridge qualification. |
Practitioners who want to improve their knowledge and practice by working with an experienced practitioner and a mentor. Practitioners who want to gain a Cambridge qualification. |
Delivered face-to-face in approved Professional Development centres. Could be available online for individual practitioners, or groups of practitioners from 2024. |
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