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Recent Norland graduate, Emily has been featured in the Falkirk Herald to celebrate her success in completing Norland’s rigorous four-year degree training programme and flying to New York to work as a full-time nanny.

When Emily was a child, her mother was told she may never read or write due to her diagnoses of dyslexia, dyscalculia and dyspraxia. Now, in addition to securing the Norland degree and diploma and her dream job in New York, Emily is planning a master’s degree and possibly a PhD.

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A female Norland Nanny at her graduation in Bath Abbey

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Norland students in uniform holding smiling baby

‘Norland praised over strong links with employers’ (Nursery World)

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‘Student Q&A: Norland success’ (Nursery World)

Norland students in uniform holding smiling baby

Norland granted university status to become the world’s first university dedicated to early childhood (multiple media mentions)

Group of Norland students in uniform smiling on campus

‘Brain architects, not babysitters’ (Times Higher Education)

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BA (Hons) Early Childhood Education & Norland diploma

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