We had three pathways moving to assessment this month – Graduate Entry Pathway, Undergraduate Entry Pathway and Undergraduate Practitioner Pathway. The trainees who have been to assessment have all been moderated and notified that they have all met the requirements and have become Early Years Teachers. These trainees represent the last of the Early Years Teachers/Professionals being trained under a consortium led by the University of Chichester. Over the last academic year, 43 trainees have met the requirements across all four entry routes (the last of which being the Graduate Practitioner Pathway.)
End of an era
The South East Early Years Consortium (SEEYC) will come to an end in September 2014. Additionally to Chichester, the SEEYC also comprising the universities of Winchester, Brighton, Portsmouth and Canterbury Christchurch, as well as Tribal Education Ltd, and has been rated as outstanding following a monitoring visit from the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education. This collaborative effort represents the work we have all invested in the project.
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