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“There's no greater responsibility than looking after other people's children.”
Anne Prescott - nursery care worker

“It must be one of the most fulfilling jobs in the world.”
Damian Mars - nursery worker

“I try to find the child's strengths and bring them out.”
Ayub Malik - learning mentor

“I really couldn't recommend working with children enough.”
Poonam Cant - nursery manager

“I knew that I wanted to help people.”
Parul Begum - programme manager for disabled children

“I just can't ever see myself wanting to do anything else.”
Louise Gelder - development officer for looked after children and substance use

CWDC future

From April 2012 onwards the leadership of CWDC’s programmes of work will be taken forward either by the Department for Education (DfE) and the new Teaching Agency or by the Children’s Improvement Board (CIB). Find out more...

Programmes

Future of Early Years and Educational Psychology work

In April 2012 CWDC's early years and educational psychology projects will move to The Teaching Agency, a new executive agency of the Department for Education (DfE). Find out more...

Cleaning up our website

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EYPS standards review consultation

Find out about the EYPS standards review and consultation

Are you recruiting safely?

Find out more about safer recruitment training

Ambition to Reality workshops

New sessions will run in 2012. Book your place now.

News
FAQ

Having your say is just a click away 16 JAN 12: CWDC is pleased to announce the launch of a 10 week online consultation as part of the review of the Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) standards.
Fully funded Early Years Professional Status places still available 06 JAN 12: Applications to the January 2012 Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) programme will remain open until January 17.
EYPS recruitment closes in three weeks – sign up today for your free training place 09 DEC 11: January 2012 recruitment for the next Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) intake closes in three weeks, with around 1,700 places available for candidates wishing to undertake further training or start a career in early years.
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