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FDA Children and Young People (Teaching Assistants)

University of Derby🥇 TEF Gold
Part-timeSubject: Mass Communications & Documentation
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Course Score
D /50
Graduate Salary£15,500 (3yr)
SatisfactionN/A
Degree Completion65%
Professional Jobs25%
Meaningful WorkN/A

Expected Starting Salary

Typical starting salary for Mass Communications & Documentation graduates

Start
Sep 2027
Graduate
2030
First job
~2031
N/A
typical starting salary

Data not provided

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Where Graduates Work

Top job roles graduates enter after this course

01
Teaching and Childcare Support Occupation
65%
02
Other Educational Professionals
★ Professional
10%
03
Sales occupations
10%
04
Teaching Professionals
★ Professional
10%
05
Teaching and Childcare Associate Professionals
★ Professional
10%

Student Satisfaction

Data not provided

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Past Accepted Tariffs

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Entry Qualifications

A-level
80%
No qualifications
20%

Accreditations

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AI & Your Career

Based on Anthropic research

16%
Low Exposure

This career involves tasks that AI currently has very limited ability to perform, such as physical work, human care, or complex real-world interaction.

Graduate Roles by AI Exposure

40%Sales
18%Teaching
12%Teaching and Childcare Support Occupation

Outcomes

65%
Continuation
25%
Professional Work