Family and Caregiver Engagement (WSQ) (Classroom & Asynchronous)
Registered under Singapore Workforce Skills Qualifications System
- Course Prefix/Number: TGS-2020505813 (Old Code: CRS-Q-0041918-SSC)
- Total Training Duration: 30 Hours
- Course Objectives: Learners will be able to engage families and caregivers in complementing the centre’s collaborative programs and activities and guide them in decision making for the child.
- Course Content:
The learner will be able to achieve the following learning outcomes upon completion of training:
LO1: Identify family characteristics and influences of family and caregiver
LO2: Identify mandated parent involvement and assess support needs and the gaps in the families’ understanding of children development
LO3: Identify attitudes of teachers that help build foundations of a successful partnership and facilitate informed choice and decision making by families
LO4: Build rapport with families to facilitate home-centre collaboration
LO5: Promote positive learning outcomes for children through family involvement and engagements
LO6: Assess effectiveness of communication and engagement methods
LO7: Educate families or caregivers on children development and the factors that impact development
LO8: Coach families and caregivers to support the learning and development of children
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Certification Type: Statement of Attainment
- Certification Title: Family and Caregiver Engagement (WSQ)
- Area of Training: Education and Training
- Minimum Entry Requirements:
- GCE ‘N’ Level
- Demonstrate English listening, speaking, reading and writing skills at a proficiency level not lower than the ES WSQ Workplace Literacy (WPL) Level 4
- No prior work experience is required
- Assumed Attitude, Skills and Knowledge. Learners are assumed to have the following skills, knowledge and attitude:
- Positive attitude towards learning and ability to communicate with team members effectively
- Willingness to help children with special needs
- It is recommended that learners have completed the Level 2 course of ‘Early Intervention: Fundamentals and Principles’ and have acquired some basic knowledge of early intervention
- Potential learners who do not meet the abovementioned requirements but possess the relevant job experience, and/or have the passions to serve the social service sector, will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
- Mode of Training: Part-Time
- Language Medium Provided: English
- Payment Type: Nett Fee
- Duration Components:
- 1.5 (Assessment Hours)
- 22.5 (Classroom Training Hours)
- 6 (E-Learning Hours)
- Total Cost of Training per Trainee: (The list price is $980)
- Validity period
- This is course is valid from 10/05/2020 to 10/04/2024
Students need to attain 75% attendance and pass the course to be eligible for the subsidies.
Self-sponsored Individual
Fees |
Government Subsidies |
Remaining Course Fees |
$980.00
(Supported under UTAP for NTUC members)
(UTAP expiry: 31/3/2025) |
-$490.00
(for 21-39 years old and PR 21 years old and over) |
$490.00 |
-$686.00
(Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy) |
$294.00 |
Small-Medium Enterprise (SME)
Fees |
Government Subsidies |
Remaining Course Fees |
$980.00
(Supported under UTAP for NTUC members)
(UTAP expiry: 31/3/2025) |
-$686.00 |
$294.00 |
Non-SME
Fees |
Government Subsidies |
Remaining Course Fees |
$980.00
(Supported under UTAP for NTUC members)
(UTAP expiry: 31/3/2025) |
-$490.00
(for 21-39 years old and PR 21 years old and over) |
$490.00 |
-$686.00
(Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy) |
$294.00 |
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