Centre News and Case Studies

EYES were the first Cache centre in the Middle East, set up in 2008 by Sarah Rogers, the founder, owner and CEO, and in November 2016 we were delighted to be presented with a certificate to recognise this by Cache international manager Jackie Jones.

In March Blossom Education & Enrichment (BEE) Academy became an accredited CACHE Centre and they took on their first cohort of learners for the CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Early Years Workforce and Care.

Getting her staff trained on the CACHE Level 3 Children & Young People’s Workforce and studying her CACHE assessors qualification at the same time.

From CACHE Level 3 Children & Young People’s Workforce to online Early Years Foundation Degree.

Studying the CACHE Level 3 Children & Young People’s Workforce in the Caribbean.

In March 2013, Early Years Educational Services (EYES), who are based in Dubai, held a celebratory event to mark their 5th anniversary.

Up until a few years ago, Malta had a very low percentage of women in the labour market. The CACHE courses in child care and elderly care which Future Focus runs have created opportunities for many women to return to work.

The Little Academy in Jordan has recruited their first two students who started on the CACHE Level 1 Diploma in Caring for Children.

The Service Children’s Education Quality Assurance and Assessment Centre (QAAC) have introduced online learning which has raised opportunities to provide training for wider groups of learners who would not otherwise be able to access training.

On Saturday 12th April, Suzhou EtonHouse's community of students, parents, staff and visitors united in celebrating our amazing United Nations Day 2014.

Furthering their success in gaining recognition for their Centre, Maryam and Maggie decided to hold an Open Day to give information to schools in the area.