While integrated working is recognised as being essential in the drive to place children at the heart of services, more training is required to give practitioners a clear understanding of how they can share resources and work with colleagues from other services.
A new level 3 scheme is now being trialled by the Children's Workforce Development Council in partnership with Skills for Care and Development. 'Integrated Practice: A Programme of Learning for Early years and Childcare Practitioners' represents 20 hours of learning across two units. It is designed by children's charity 4Children and awarding body Edexcel to be a relatively short, but effective, learning module for every type of practitioner.
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