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Jobs directly related to your degree include:

Jobs where your degree would be useful include:

Remember that many employers accept applications from graduates with any degree subject, so don't restrict your thinking to the jobs listed here.

Make the most of any work placements, field trips or work shadowing opportunities offered as part of your course to build up your knowledge, gain practical experience and make contacts.

There are many ways to get relevant experience of working with children. You could try local youth and sports clubs, Girlguiding and Scouts groups, summer play schemes, summer camps and Sunday schools. Private tutoring or mentoring is also a possibility, particularly if you have a useful skill. If you wish to go into social work, some experience of working with the local community will be helpful.

If you're considering a career in teaching or social work, you'll need to evidence as much experience as possible as competition is fierce for course places. Classroom experience can be gained by arranging visits to schools to observe and talk to teachers.

Search for placements and find out more about work experience and internships.

Early childhood studies graduates work in a variety of sectors with a range of employers, including:

Sure Start Children's Centres and the National Health Service (NHS) also employ graduates from childhood studies degrees.

Find information on employers in teaching and education, healthcare, charity and voluntary work, and other job sectors, or learn more about working with children.

An early childhood studies degree provides you with specific skills and knowledge around the subject of how children aged 0 to 8 develop, learn and think.

Topics covered include the history and culture of childhood, contemporary factors and influences that have an impact on children and their development, and the major theories of social, emotional and cognitive development.

The degree allows you to develop the professional knowledge and skills to work with young children and their families on graduation.

Employers are also interested in the broader skills you acquire, such as:

Early childhood studies graduates that go on to further study tend to take courses that lead to professional status. The most popular option is the postgraduate certificate in education (PGCE), as many graduates go on to work as primary or secondary school, early years or special education needs (SEN) teachers.

Other popular professional courses include nursing and postgraduate courses in social work. Another option, if you'd like to pursue a career in social work, is the intensive 14-month Step Up to Social Work training programme. There are also options to undertake further training to work in educational psychology.

For more information on further study and to find a course that interests you, see Masters degrees and search postgraduate courses in early childhood studies.

59% of early childhood studies graduates are working in teaching and childcare support occupations (24%), as teaching professionals (21%) or as teaching and childcare associate professionals (14%). 6% are working as other educational professionals.

Find out what other early childhood studies graduates are doing 15 months after finishing their degrees in What do graduates do?

Graduate destinations data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency.

1. Avoid kissing your baby if you have cold symptoms
2. Clean and disinfect hard surfaces
3. Don't let anyone smoke around your baby
4. If possible, keep your baby away from anyone, including siblings, with cold symptoms
5. Keep your baby away from crowds

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