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Do you want to become a childminder? Attend an online briefing to take the first step.

by Cerelia August 23, 2020
August 23, 2020

Our friends at Chelwood Nursery School have informed us about a new training course on childminding beginning 12 September 2020. You can register online here.

If you are considering becoming a childminder, they run briefings that outline what is involved in becoming a registered childminder, including what training is required. You can register for one of these briefings online here.

You can find out more about the course here. You can also contact Chloe Welsh at Chelwood Nursery School for more information.

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