TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health (RQF)

This TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health (RQF) is a nationally recognised and Ofqual Regulated Qualification, accepted by major regulatory bodies such as Ofsted. This course is completed on our online learning system as a distance learning course over the duration of 2 – 6 months.

 

Once you have begun your journey with us, you will have access to our online learning system where you will be able to contact your assessor for support and submit your written assignments and other course evidence. Our online learning platform also features easy-to-access assessment plans, feedback, course materials, course progress, and online messaging.

 

You will be assessed through a variety of assessment methods, including; Written Assignments, Work Product Evidence, Professional Discussions, Expert Witness Testimonials and Direct Observation.

 

Our Online Learning Platform is quick and simple to enrol onto, after purchase you will receive login details by email to begin your online learning journey - with no hidden fees. 

 

How does the TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health (RQF) course work?

• Once you make the payment, you will be automatically emailed your student log-in details
• You can immediately begin enrolment from the moment you log in
• Next, you will have a course induction over the telephone 
• You will then be allocated an assessor who will put together an assessment plan
• You begin your coursework on the online learning system. 
• You can track your course progression on the progress bar.
• Receive support from your assessor. You will communicate via a messaging system, emails and phone calls. They will also mark your coursework and leave feedback on the online platform
• Upon course completion, you will have achieved the TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health (RQF)

TOTUM Card Eligible

Candidates enrolled in this course are eligible to apply for an NUS TOTUM Pro Student Discount Card, please follow the link for more information: https://www.thelearningstation.co.uk/totum-id-card

There are no formal entry requirements for this course, however, candidates enrolling on to this course must be a minimum age of 16. It’s recommended that candidates are working at a minimum of Level 1 in Numeracy and Literacy.

As this qualification is based online, this course is recommended for candidates who possess a basic level of IT understanding to complete the course efficiently.

As this course is a knowledge-based qualification, candidates are not required to be in a work setting for this course.

There are only 5-units on this qualification for candidates to complete, all of which are assignment-based. Candidates will need to complete ALL of the units as shown below;

• Understand the principles of mental health concerns in the context of children and young people - H/617/3703
• Legislation and best practice relating to children and young people’s mental health - K/617/3704
• Living with childhood mental health conditions - M/617/3705
• Understand how to minimise the risk of mental health concerns in children and young people - T/617/3706
• Understand causes and diagnosis of mental health concerns in children and young people - A/617/3707

This qualification is a knowledge-based qualification and therefore, the main source of evidence will be written assignments. Throughout this course you may be accessed through a variety of methods:

• Written assignments and coursework
• Having a manager or colleague complete a witness testimony of tasks completed in a workplace
• Professional discussions over the phone
• Supplying us with work product evidence.

This qualification carries huge value and employers value candidates with an in-depth understanding of Children’s Mental Health.

 

Candidates with this qualification and knowledge pose as an asset to any organisation and can be expected to be valued in any industry.

Qualification Progression routes can include;  

• TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Working with Individuals with Learning Disabilities (RQF)
• TQUK Level 2 Diploma in Care (RQF)
• TQUK Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care (RQF)
• TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Autism (RQF)
• TQUK Level 2/3 Certificate in Supporting Individuals with Learning Disabilities (RQF)
• TQUK Level 2/3 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools (RQF)
• TQUK Level 2 Certificate for the Children and Young People’s Workforce (RQF)
• TQUK Level 3 Diploma for the Children and Young People’s Workforce (RQF)

Course Enrolment

After your purchase, you will receive login information to begin your online course registration. Once logged in to your account, you will complete a quick 10-step enrolment process consisting of initial assessments, skill checks and a telephone induction before you are allocated an assessor to begin your course.

 

Starting the course

Your assessor will issue you with your first assessment plan, detailing the units and criteria that you need to complete, which format to complete them in and where to find additional information if needed. You can find your assessment plan, progress bar and all the work you need to complete quickly and easily from your course dashboard.

 

Submitting Work

When you have completed a written assignment, you can upload your written work to your online course within just 2 clicks from logging on to your online account. Your assessor will mark your work and give you feedback which will be displayed on your course page and emailed to you for ease of reference

 

Getting Help

Getting Help From time to time, you might need a little bit of help, which is why we have a ‘live chat’ button on your learning portal for you to use at any time between 9 am and 6 pm Mon - Fri. You also have a messaging button that can be accessed from your dashboard to quickly message your assessor, IQA or administration staff.

 

On completion

Once you have completed your course, your assessor will need to finalise your course work before sending it to our IQA, this usually takes a week or two as they may need to revisit all the work you have completed. The IQA will sample your work once the assessor submits it to them, and from that point, your certificate should be claimed within 2-4 weeks.