The International Year One in Working with Children, Families and Communities at Navitas Anglia Ruskin University College offers you a foundational pathway into a rewarding career supporting vulnerable individuals and communities. This undergraduate programme is ideal for students aspiring to work in sectors like education, social care, or community development, where empathy, integrity, and strong communication skills are paramount. You will explore essential areas including psychology, ethics, and intercultural studies, developing the critical thinking and problem-solving abilities necessary to navigate the complexities of care services and social support systems.
This full-time, on-campus programme is delivered over six months, providing an intensive and immersive learning experience. You will engage with interactive learning, develop essential ICT and communication skills, and gain an introduction to preparing for a career in caring professions. The curriculum integrates core academic subjects with practical application, preparing you for further study or direct entry into entry-level roles. You will graduate with a solid understanding of child and family welfare, equipped to make a positive impact in your chosen field.