BA (Hons) Working With Children And Families (Top-Up)

at University of Cumbria

Modules:
 

• Extended Professional Practice Report: Dissertation
• Enabling Practice and Empowerment for Communities
• Outdoor Environments and Experiential Learning
• Supporting Health and Wellbeing
• Employability, Progression and Leadership

60% plus in 10th and in 12th or 50% plus in 10th AND 65% plus in 12th.

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