E2E Start to Care
Course
In Brighton
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Brighton
The course runs from 8.30am- 1.30pm for four days a week over three terms. It is based at Falmer High School. In addition to the Vocational Diploma, students are also prepared and entered for Basic Key Skills and Wider Key Skills at Level 1.
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About this course
Suitable for students with limited achievement at GCSE (grades D-G).
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Course programme
E2E START TO CARE
Level(s):BTEC Introductory Vocational Diploma (equivalent to 4 GCSEs Grades A* - C)
FACTS
Courses available
BTEC Introductory Vocational Diploma " equivalent to 4 GCSEs Grades A* - C
Entry requirements
How the courses are assessed
100% coursework
Exam board
Edexcel
Where does it lead?
Preparation for working in health and social care roles or for intermediate courses.
Other information
The course runs from 8.30am- 1.30pm for four days a week over three terms. It is based at Falmer High School. In addition to the Vocational Diploma, students are also prepared and entered for Basic Key Skills and Wider Key Skills at Level 1.
This full-time training course is an excellent preparation for working in the care sector or as a route into further education. It provides the opportunity to gain up to 7 qualifications, working in a small group within a supportive and creative environment which students have described as fun unusual and imaginative , allowing you to unleash talent you never knew you had . The course would suit you if you really want to train and work in care. As part of the course you could also undertake work experience in a care setting, for example a nursery or a crèche.
TOPICS COVERED
Navigating the jungle taking back control &n becoming personally effective \ Understanding diversity & combating stereotypes \ Skills in the care & support of children & others \ Customer service " proactive communication \ Problem-solving through working with others \ Managing finance & applying maths & ICT to everyday life
E2E Start to Care