Access to Higher Education Midwifery
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A Level
Distance
Gain access to Higher Education Diploma in Midwifery from home!
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Type
A Level
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Methodology
Distance Learning
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
Different dates available
Would you like to become a fully qualified midwife but have not yet gained the entrance qualifications? Undertake this course delivered by The Distance learning Centre and published in emagister.co.uk, and gain entry to universities.
The programme covers a wide range of subjects and topics including psychological perspectives and behaviour, developmental psychology, anatomy, physiology, reproductive biology, homeostasis, macromolecules, etc. Candidates will also learn key topics in order to complete successfully the following university degree, such as academic writing, study skills or how to plan a practical investigation.
Candidates will study at home and at their own pace, but they can contact their personal tutor through internet, telephone or by post.
The course is flexible and adaptable to each student’s needs and previous qualifications. Upon successful completion of the course, students will hold the nationwide recognized Access Diploma in Nursing, Midwifery and Health Profession. Help and support with UCAS application for High Education will be also provided.
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Location
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About this course
No specific entry requirements.
Access to Higher Education Diploma (Health Professions).
Reviews
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In the wake of working in childcare as a nursery nurture for a couple of years I chose to take after my fantasies and investigate seeking after a vocation in Midwifery. Despite the fact that I expected to catch up on my insight in Midwifery related subjects however couldn't bear to surrender my all day occupation to attend a university. I ran over DistanceLearningCentre.com and was truly awed with the Access to Midwifery course they advertised. The adaptability of the course permitted me to keep working all day and ponder and the regularly scheduled installment arrange made the course more moderate for me.
The bolster given from my guides was stunning. On the off chance that I ever had a question they would react rapidly and dependably gave valuable and helpful input.
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I started contemplating with DistanceLearningCentre.com in December 2013 and I can not suggest them profoundly enough. I am exceptionally glad for my accomplishments so far and anticipate applying to learn at University. I have proceeded with help and support of my mentor with the UCAS application process and my own announcement. I have completely made the most of my time learning through with DistanceLearningCentre.com and I am one stage nearer to my vocation as a Midwife.
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WELL... I was not let down. I had a considerable measure of issues in work and social life amid the course and the coaches and the organization were incredible, extremely supportive and useful. Notwithstanding when you change modules to an alternate coach the data and correspondence was awesome. Prescribed to any individual who has a bustling way of life paying little heed to past learning knowledge.
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Course rating
Recommended
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This centre's achievements
All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 13 years
Subjects
- Access
- Planning
- Systems
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Physiology
- Writing
- Midwifery
- Psychology
- Biology
- Anatomy
- Childhood develpoment
- Health nursing
- Respiratory System
- Homeostasis
- Cardiovascular System
- Developmental psychology
- Macromolecules
- Excretory systems
- How cells work
- Biological principles
- Human reproduction
Course programme
It is important that you contact the universities you may wish to apply to before choosing your course to check their precise entry requirements, as some universities may require you to study particular subjects.
Some universities require you to study Physics and Chemistry as part of your diploma. In this case you will need to study an Access to Higher Education Diploma (Science).
Diploma: Allied Health Professions – Option 1 (Levels 2 and 3)
This option is for students who wish to brush up on their English and Maths skills, or to use their existing GCSE's to gain exemptions from these units.
Subject 1
Subject Set:
Biology
(33 credits total)
Introduction to Cell Biology
Ungraded – 3 credits
Planning a Practical Investigation (Biology) (Stress)
Graded – 3 credits
Carrying out a Practical Investigation
(Biology) (Stress)
Graded – 3 credits
Macromolecules and Key Biological Principles
Graded – 6 credits
Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Skeleton and Muscles
Graded – 3 credits
Human Reproductive Biology
Graded 3 credits
Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Gastro-intestinal Systems
Graded – 6 credits
Homeostasis, Coordination and Control and the Excretory Systems
Graded – 6 credits
Subject 2
Subject Set:
Psychology
(18 credits total)
Introduction to
Developmental Psychology
Ungraded – 3 credits
Planning a Practical Investigation (Psychology)
(Non-verbal Communication)
Graded – 3 credits
Application of Theories to Substantive Topics
(Atypical Psychology; Developmental Psychology)
Graded – 6 credits
Psychological Perspectives and Behaviour
Graded – 6 credits
Non-subject
Non-subject Set:
Developmental
(9 credits total)
Level 2 English
Ungraded – 3 credits
Level 2 Mathematics
Ungraded – 3 credits
Study Skills
Ungraded – 3 credits
Diploma: Allied Health Professions – Option 2 (Level 3)
This option is for students whose universities either require, or would prefer, their applicants to achieve all 60 of their credits at Level 3.
Subject 1
Subject Set:
Biology
(33 credits total)
Introduction to
Cell Biology
Ungraded – 3 credits
Planning a Practical Investigation (Biology) (Stress)
Graded – 3 credits
Carrying out a Practical Investigation (Biology) (Stress)
Graded – 3 credits
Macromolecules and Key Biological Principles
Graded – 6 credits
Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Skeleton and Muscles
Graded – 3 credits
Human Reproductive Biology
Graded 3 credits
Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Gastro-intestinal Systems
Graded – 6 credits
Homeostasis, Coordination and Control and the Excretory Systems
Graded – 6 credits
Subject 2
Subject Set:
Psychology
(18 credits total)
Introduction to
Developmental Psychology
Ungraded – 3 credits
Planning a Practical Investigation (Psychology)
(Non-verbal Communication)
Graded – 3 credits
Application of Theories to Substantive Topics
(Atypical Psychology; Developmental Psychology)
Graded – 6 credits
Psychological Perspectives and Behaviour
Graded – 6 credits
Non-subject
Non-subject Set:
Developmental
(9 credits total)
Academic Writing
Ungraded – 3 credits
Study Skills Ungraded – 3 credits
Further Study Skills
Ungraded – 3 credits
The Access HE Diploma courses are comprised of specific pathways which are relevant to the degree you are aiming for. Each Subject is split into a number of topics that include Self-Assessment Questions (SAQ's) and activities. Each unit is assessed by the completion of the Tutor Assessed Questions (TAQ's) which form a formal assessment. Because many universities want to see evidence of examination style assessments DLC offer an examination either via Skype or at our offices in each of the major subject sets you will take as part of the diploma.
Whichever pathway you choose you will always complete:
- Study skills at level 3 (ungraded)
- Research Methods at level 3 (graded)
- Introductory level 3 units in the academic subject sets.
Additional information
QAA accredited through Ascentis
Study from home at your own pace. We pride ourselves in our friendly, personal and professional service from fully qualified teaching staff.
Your personal tutor will support you in your studies through weekly phone contact and quick response to your emails. We will also help you with your UCAS application for Higher Education.
Course Modules change a little from time to time so visit the web site at for the most up to date information.
Access to Higher Education Midwifery