30-Hours Professional Diploma in Playwork in Child Development
Credit hours
3
Learners explore why play matters for children's physical, emotional and social growth, drawing on key development theories. The course covers designing and running play activities, communicating with children, inclusive play for diverse needs, risk assessment and safety, and observing play behaviour. Ideal for playworkers, early years staff and after-school club leaders.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Playwork and Its Importance in Child Development
- 02Child Development Theories and Stages
- 03The Role of Play in Physical, Emotional, and Social Development
- 04Designing and Facilitating Play Activities
- 05Communication Skills for Playworkers
- 06Inclusive Play and Supporting Diverse Needs
- 07Risk Assessment and Child Safety in Play Environments
- 08Observation and Assessment of Play Behaviour
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