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EYCS career stories
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Bethan Hallett: Life as an early years assistant
Bethan Hallett (level 2 Pre-school and out of school care) “There are always new challenges to keep you on your toes each day and it’s really rewarding to see the children grow up” 21-year-old Bethan Hallett is an Early Years Assistant at a pre-school setting located on the same site as a primary school. Bethan
As I have been doing my qualifications I have built my future and my career, but we've also nurtured the children because as I have become more qualified, I have understood how to teach them and how to play with them and help them achieve
Bethan Hallett, Early Years AssistantIt's seeing the progress in the children that I really like
Bethan Hallett, Early Years AssistantI don't have a background in childcare, I used to work at a solicitor’s practice, but from the minute I did it I loved it, and thought "why didn't I do it sooner?"
Naomi Trussler, Early Years AssistantWhat I do makes a difference to those children and that for me is one of the most rewarding aspects of the job.
Amelia Joyner, Early Years TeacherIt fits with family life, but it's also a good career for young people too that are leaving school and college. There are lots of training opportunities and the potential for a long career.
Amelia Joyner, Early Years Teacher