Some research has shown a clear correlation between the educational attainment of the general population and incarceration rates. In simple terms, it’s been reported that missed time from school can have an immediate effect on a person’s relationship with the law which may result in incarceration, ultimately.

 

Enrollment in Early Years Education and Future Rates of Incarceration

Considering that the economic implications of these statistics impact more than those who are imprisoned, but the society as a whole, further research has delved deeper for better data and even more, findings have proven that putting more children in pre-K will result in fewer adults in prison later in life. Wild as this may be, it highlights the already well-known fact of the essence of early years education and the jobs in the early years sector. 

 

The long-term impact that individuals with jobs in the early years sector can have on a child is astounding and the benefits of early childhood education can better entire communities, not only the child or their families. 

 

The Case for ECE and ECE Jobs Remains Strong

Though some sceptics still claim that the gains of early childhood education such as pre-K fade over time, more research which provides better contextual evidence counteracts this stand to prove the lasting academic and social gains of children in the early years education sector.

 

Jobs in early years sector which include nursery teaching and assistantship, nursery managers, and all other practices in various fields within the early childhood education sector, are the first avenue after the child’s home, where they receive orientation into the ways to think. 

 

Jobs in early years sector have personnel who are trained to help children in the early years, learn how to learn. When individuals with jobs in early years sector slack in delivering their duties, it can lead to large disparities in children’s developmental and learning outcomes before they even reach other levels of education. 

 

Just as personnel with jobs in early years sector can have long-lasting positive implications for the community as a whole, so does a slack in their duties also result in long-lasting corresponding socio-economic consequences like the aforementioned incarceration statistics.

 

Recruiting for the ECE Sector more Crucial than Ever

It’s therefore extremely important that jobs in early years sectors are recruited for with skill, tact, and experience. For over a decade, Quint Education has changed the trajectory of early childhood education in and around the UK by providing some of the finest recruitment services in the early years education sector. 

 

Our nurseries across London, Middlesex, Essex, Surrey and Hertfordshire are friendly and supportive places to work.  We have a wide range of jobs from Early Years Practitioner, Nursery Practitioner, Nursery Agency bank staff, Nursery Manager, Nursery Teacher to Nursery Chef.

 

We’d love to see what you can bring, please call Quint Education today on 0207 1188 994 or email your CV stating the role you are interested in.