Ref: 603/6459/2
Level:
3
GHL:
173
TQT:
370
Age Range:
16+
This qualification is suitable for employees who deliver operational youth work and who undertake duties on their own initiative or who have supervisory responsibility for small projects, such as one night a week clubs.
Learners will develop their knowledge, understanding and skills in the following:
This qualification aims to develop youth work practitioners who can meet the needs of young people and employers in the youth work field as recognised by the Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) for youth and community workers.
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Learners who are currently studying / or have completed an AIM Qualification should contact their training provider with queries or be directed to the Learner’s Page for further information.
Learners must achieve 37 credits to achieve this qualification (see Qualification Specification).
AIM Qualifications Certificate Youth Work Practice (England)
This qualification is for employees who assist in the delivery of operational youth work and undertake duties under direction of a qualified practitioner, where initiative and independent action is limited.
AIM Qualifications Level 3 Certificate in Youth Work Practice (England)
This qualification is suitable for employees who deliver operational youth work and who undertake duties on their own initiative or who have supervisory responsibility for small projects, such as one night a week clubs.
AIM Qualifications Level 3 Diploma in Youth Work Practice (England)
This qualification is suitable for employees who deliver operational youth work and who undertake duties on their own initiative or who have supervisory responsibility for small projects, such as one night a week clubs.
AIM Qualifications Level 2 Award in Youth Work Principles (England)
This qualification is designed to be an introductory qualification to enable learners to understand the principles of working with young people in a range of youth work settings.
