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What makes a successful Early Years Practitioner?  

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What makes a successful Early Years Practitioner? In recent years the need for qualified Early Years Practitioners has risen immensely. There are now much more than nursery settings and foundation classes. Early years establishments are growing at a rapid rate, due to more and more parents needing to work. Research from various sources shows children progress socially at a faster rate when mixing with other groups of children, and it helps increase self esteem, so parents who do not need to work will use the services of an early years practice. Workplace crèches are now commonplace as are college and shopping mall crèches. Places such as playgroups, mother and toddler groups and out of school clubs all need good qualified early years practitioners to create the environment and support needed by today's children. Unqualified staff working in early years settings are encouraged to gain some formal qualification to gain the insight...

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