Access To Higher Education Diploma - Health Professions - Level 3
Course
In Crawley
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Location
Crawley
Where next ? The course is validated by LASER (formerly OCNSER), as a recognised access programme and allows you to progress to a Foundation Degree or Nursery/Midwifery degree at university, providing you meet other qualification criteria such as GCSE Maths.
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- IT
- Access
Course programme
The Access Diploma is a nationally recognised qualification designed to meet the needs of adult students returning to study. The Access Diploma qualifies you to study a range of courses at University, including a Degree in Nursing, Midwifery, Occupational Therapy and Social Work.
You will study subject areas such as:
- Development across the life-span
- Promoting Equality, Diversity and Rights for Service Users
- Influences on Health and Wellbeing
- Services Provision
- Practical Caring Skills
Please note that a Mathematics qualification is not part of this course.
Programme outline
Term 1 and 2
- Developing Skills for Studying and Learning - 6 credits
- Human Biology - 6 credits
- Health as a Social Product - 3 credits
- Welfare Provision - 3 credits
- Approaches to Psychology - 3 credits
- Psychology and Health - 3 credits
- Equality and Diversity in Care - 3 credits
- Reviewing and Planning for the Future - 3 credits
- Body Systems - 3 credits
- Body Chemistry - 3 credits
- Critical Thinking - 3 credits
- Research Skills - 3 credits
- Microbiology, Immunology and Infection Control - 3 credits
Term 3
- Independent Project and Dissemination - 9 credits
Total 60 credits
Suggested background reading
Once you have started the course, your unit tutor will guide you in the choice of source material and all ‘suggested reading’ is given in the Course Handbook. The Course Handbook is received at your induction in your first week of college.
This course requires a commitment to reading evidence-based material from a variety of academic sources. Suggestions for pre-course reading include:
- Nursing Times/Nursing Standard
- Community Care
- The Study Skills Handbook (Palgrave), Cottrell, S. (most recent edition)
Central Sussex College is committed to providing you with guidance and support to help you make the most of your potential and achieve your goals! We offer an exciting range of academic qualifications, vocational subjects and apprenticeships – based at excellent facilities in Crawley, Haywards Heath, East Grinstead and Horsham. We have something for everyone – so whether you are just leaving school and looking to study for a BTEC or A Levels, are looking to retrain and gain new skills or take your studies further with professional qualification or higher level training at our University Centre, Central Sussex College can cater for you.
Access To Higher Education Diploma - Health Professions - Level 3