Peep Practitioner Accreditation Unit
Our Peep Learning Together Practitioner Accreditation values and builds on Peep practitioners’ skills, confidence, knowledge and understanding about working with parents and children to support their home learning environment and enhance children’s outcomes.
Description
What are the benefits of completing the accreditation?
- Quality of delivery with families: The accreditation embeds the Peep training and Programme into your work with parents and children together, and enhances quality - so it’s valuable even if you already have a higher level qualification.
- Your CPD: It will contribute to your CV and Continuing Professional Development. The accreditation unit has 3 credits, at level 3 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, equivalent to level 6 in Scotland and level 5 in the Republic of Ireland. (For more detail, see the 'Qualifications can cross boundaries guide', created on behalf of the UK and Ireland Qualifications Frameworks, updated Aug23.)
Prerequisites
The accreditation is for practitioners who:
- have completed Peep Learning Together Programme (LTP) Training
- are in the process of delivering LTP sessions for families - your portfolio will include 3 session plans and reviews for sessions you have delivered, with one of them being observed and discussed with a Peep-trained colleague.