Course Overview
The NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning is designed for those working or undertaking a placement in schools or colleges. This course develops the knowledge and practical skills needed to support pupils’ learning and wellbeing in educational settings.
You’ll explore key areas including child development, behaviour management, and communication, while gaining hands-on experience in a real classroom environment. The qualification focuses on both knowledge and competence, helping you apply what you learn directly in your role. This course is ideal if you’re looking to build a career as a teaching assistant or progress further within the education sector.
Entry Requirements:
No formal qualifications are required
Course Highlights
Course Units
• Child and young person development
• Safeguarding children and young people
• Supporting positive behaviour
• Communication and professional relationships
• Equality, diversity, and inclusion
• Supporting learning activities
• Schools and colleges as organisations
• Health and safety in education settings
• Personal development in a support role
Course Breakdown
Course Structure
This course is delivered through a combination of classroom-based learning and practical experience in a school or college setting. You will complete 11 mandatory units, developing your knowledge and skills alongside your placement or employment. Assessment is portfolio-based, allowing you to demonstrate both your understanding and your ability to apply skills in a real educational environment.
Progression & Next Steps
After completing this course, you can progress onto the Level 3 Certificate or Diploma in Supporting Teaching and Learning, allowing you to take on more responsibility within educational settings. Many learners move into roles such as teaching assistant or classroom support worker.
This qualification also provides a pathway into wider careers in education, childcare, and youth work. With further study and experience, you can progress into more specialised roles or continue developing your career within schools and colleges.