BA Professional Practice: Supporting Children, Young People and Families Top-Up

The BA Professional Practice: Supporting Children, Young People, and Families (Top-Up) at Leeds Trinity University is intended for students who have already completed a foundation degree or an equivalent qualification and wish to pursue a full bachelor's degree. Throughout their studies, students will learn about many strategies to help children, teenagers, and their families through the ups and downs of family life. They are taught about child development, protection, education, and the role of community services.

Students explore areas like mental health, social care, early childhood, and family intervention. This top-up degree is ideal for students who want to advance in their current job or move into new roles in family and child support. Leeds Trinity University's teaching style is participatory and student-centred, including lectures, seminars, workshops, and practical sessions. Essays, reports, projects, and presentations are used to assess graduates, ensuring that they have both academic knowledge and practical skills for the profession.

Grade Requirements

• To apply for this course, students need a foundation degree, Higher National Diploma (HND), or another equivalent qualification in a related subject such as early childhood studies, family support, youth work, or education.
• Relevant work experience may also be considered in some cases.

English Proficiency

• International students need to show proof of English Proficiency with an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with no component less than 5.5.

The annual tuition fee to study a BA Professional Practice: Supporting Children, Young People and Families (Top-Up) at Leeds Trinity University for international students is £18,250 for full-time study.

Leeds Trinity University offers various scholarships to support students financially during their studies. These scholarships may be awarded based on academic performance, sports talent, or financial need. Both UK and international students can apply if they meet the requirements. Scholarships can help reduce tuition costs and make studying more affordable because students will be able to focus more on their studies and career development. Details about eligibility, deadlines, and how to apply are available on the university’s official website.

Graduates of the BA Professional Practice: Supporting Children, Young People and Families (Top-Up) from Leeds Trinity University can work in roles such as:

• Family Support Worker
• Child Protection Officer
• Youth Worker
• Community Development Officer
• Social Services Assistant

Students can apply for the Leeds Trinity University BA Professional Practice: Supporting Children, Young People and Families (Top-Up) programme through UCAS. If you need assistance with your application, you can reach out to our trained counsellors at AHZ.