Access to Higher Education Paramedicine
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In 2015 I was admitted to hospital 3 times with septicaemia and in the long run they found a gap in my bladder (fistula) which was continually harming my abdomen. I discovered this out in the August after numerous intrusive tests, and I was attempting to get my coursework finished, I thought I'd never be able to complete this course.
Since my operation I've gone fromstrength to strength, and I now have an inner reconstructed bladder produced using bowel tissue (neobladder) because of UCLH. In February I began taking a shot at my assignments once more, my mentor was truly strong and would call to clarify things I couldn't get it.
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To have the capacity to advance inside the ambulance service to the part of paramedic and having left optional instruction with no A*-C GCSE grades I expected to acquire the right capabilities to permit me onto a college degree. I discovered DistanceLearningCentre.com and connected to concentrate on the Access to HE Paramedicine Diploma. I expected to accomplish an entire 60 credit certificate and they offered this recognition as distance learning which was essential to me with 2 youthful kids and keeping on working all day for the ambulance service.
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At school it was forever my aim to join the Ambulance Service and I accomplished the then significant required qualifications but my life took a different route. A year ago I chose to return to complete that dream and was offered an Emergency Support job in front line. I wish to be a Paramedic later on and thought my employer will sponsor me while I'm working for them. Since I am presently 37 years of age, my A-levels are "obsolete" so DistanceLearningCentre.com was prescribed to me by the University included and my boss. I now have this capability and would like to join the plan one year from now, which means I could be a Paramedic in only four years of my career change.
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A Level
Distance
Secure a Student Paramedic position with an ambulance service trust!
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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
Do you want to become a qualified paramedic but still don't have the necessary skills to? This course offered by Distancelearningcentre.com will provide you the required nationally accredited qualification to apply to Higher Education Universities and Colleges to make your dream come true.
The course do not have a fixed start or completion dates; it is flexible and suit to your needs. What is more important, as it gives you the opportunity to apply for a degree in Paramedicine or to secure a Student Paramedic position with an ambulance service trust.
Not all careers need a degree, and an Access to HE Diploma in Paramedicine is also an excellent way to maximise your job prospects, such as: emergency care assistant, ambulance technician, first aid advocate.
Don't miss this opportunity, request more information through emagister.com --we will be happy to help you!
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About this course
It is suitable for people who wish to gain entry to Higher Education, but have not yet achieved the necessary entrance qualifications. They are particularly suited to adult learners including those who have been out of education for some time.
No specific entry requirements.
Access to Higher Education Diploma (Allied Health Professions).
Reviews
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My DistanceLearningCentre.com travel began in April/May 2014. It was a good starting, finishing the greater part of my psychology modules at distinction.
In 2015 I was admitted to hospital 3 times with septicaemia and in the long run they found a gap in my bladder (fistula) which was continually harming my abdomen. I discovered this out in the August after numerous intrusive tests, and I was attempting to get my coursework finished, I thought I'd never be able to complete this course.
Since my operation I've gone fromstrength to strength, and I now have an inner reconstructed bladder produced using bowel tissue (neobladder) because of UCLH. In February I began taking a shot at my assignments once more, my mentor was truly strong and would call to clarify things I couldn't get it.
I will always appreciate DistanceLearningCentre.com, and the guides that remained by me and helped me through an exceptionally troublesome year. Without them I wouldn't be headed toward college in September to begin my nursing degree. There were times when I lost confidence, I thought it was a lot of work and I thought I wont be able to complete. To anyone that is beginning with DistanceLearningCentre.com, my recommendation is remember that you are doing that for yourself even when circumstances become difficult. -YOU will arrive, regardless of what number of obstacles remain in your direction!
← | →
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To have the capacity to advance inside the ambulance service to the part of paramedic and having left optional instruction with no A*-C GCSE grades I expected to acquire the right capabilities to permit me onto a college degree. I discovered DistanceLearningCentre.com and connected to concentrate on the Access to HE Paramedicine Diploma. I expected to accomplish an entire 60 credit certificate and they offered this recognition as distance learning which was essential to me with 2 youthful kids and keeping on working all day for the ambulance service.
← | →
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At school it was forever my aim to join the Ambulance Service and I accomplished the then significant required qualifications but my life took a different route. A year ago I chose to return to complete that dream and was offered an Emergency Support job in front line. I wish to be a Paramedic later on and thought my employer will sponsor me while I'm working for them. Since I am presently 37 years of age, my A-levels are "obsolete" so DistanceLearningCentre.com was prescribed to me by the University included and my boss. I now have this capability and would like to join the plan one year from now, which means I could be a Paramedic in only four years of my career change.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
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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 14 years
Subjects
- Access
- Paramedic Nursing
- First Aid
- Emergency Services
- Paramedic
- Higher Education Access
- Accredited
- Emergency Care
- Emergency Care assistant
- EMT Paramedic
- EMT Training
- Health Care
Course programme
Course review:
Nationally recognised Access to HE Diploma in Allied Health Professions by Distance Learning (60 Credits) from an Online College established in 1993.
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.
Additional information
Additional Awarding Body Registration fee (currently £185) charged in two stages: after first month and after achieving 24 credits.
Prices may vary slightly from those published on this site. Please check the fees directly on our web site for the most up to date prices.
Career opportunities: You can apply to universities for a Paramedic Science course or secure a Student Paramedic position with an Ambulance Service Trust. Acquiring the knowledge and skills to become a professional involves training and study at degree level but there is a range of vital support roles that require no set academic qualifications for which an Access Diploma is an ideal way to maximise your job prospects.
Credits/Points: 60 credits
Access to Higher Education Paramedicine