Access higher education social work courses

...The course enrols twice in every academic year (in September and late January) and all classes are timetabled between the hours of 10.00am-3.00pm, three days a week, with no classes during the school holidays. For 2010 you will be able to choose two options from Social Sciences (Psychology... Learn about: Physics Chemistry, GCSE Physics, Part Time...

...To prepare students for practice in the rapidly changing and challenging field of social work. Suitable for students who already have a degree level qualification in a Social Science discipline and allows them to undertake a post-graduate qualification which combines the professional qualifying...

... Retail and Administration, Media with Art & Design, Health & Social Care and Hospitality Travel & Tourism. To achieve the full diploma you need to complete...

...This programme is open to mature students who have been out of formal education for more than 2 years. The programme is run in conjunction with Queens University, Belfast and is equivalent to 3 A Levels...

...This course offers mature students an excellent opportunity to progress to university. You will attend 2 full days per week. Access will help you to develop your skills and self-confidence so you can successfully return to studying and progress to university. We have long-established links... Learn about: English Language, Skills and Training...

...To prepare students for practice in the rapidly changing and challenging field of social work...

...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...

...Academic themes to be studied will draw from the disciplines of English Literature, Social History, and Sociology. The course will familiarise students with a core of study skills, simple statistical interpretation, information technology, and communications. It is particularly suitable for adults...

... a comprehensive programme of study and training in quantitative and qualitative research techniques. One of the strengths of the course is the sense of group cohesion, which is developed in year one. Research in education Our research students are supported by research active academic staff. Ongoing research... Learn about: Data Collection, Teacher Education, School Education...

...Designed to provide opportunities for adult returners who want to obtain entry to Higher Education, including university degree courses in Arts, Social Sciences, Social Work or Primary Education but who currently lack the necessary qualifications...

...The course is a Nationally recognised Access programme, and will meet the minimum academic entry requirements for study at Higher Education degree level. You will study core modules of English and Math at GCSE equivalence and I.T. In addition, there are four main modules of Psychology, Sociology...

...Academic themes to be studied will draw from the disciplines of English Literature, Social History, and Sociology. The course will familiarise students with a core of study skills, simple statistical interpretation, information technology, and communications. It is particularly suitable for adults...

... independent study. Research Master's students choose a specific project to work on and have a greater degree of independence in their work than is the case with a taught masters course. You are expected to work to an approved programme of work which you will develop within the first few months of commencement... Learn about: Action Research, Education Studies, Education Management...

...This course offers mature students an excellent opportunity to progress to university. You will attend 2 full days per week. Access will help you to develop your skills and self-confidence so you can successfully return to studying and progress to university. We have long-established links... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...The course is a Nationally recognised Access programme, and will meet the minimum academic entry requirements for study at Higher Education degree level. You will study core modules of English and Math at GCSE equivalence and I.T. In addition, there are four main modules of Psychology, Sociology...

...This course is suitable for you if you would like a career in the legal profession or related areas such as social work or youth justice... Learn about: IT Law...

...The aim of this Access to HE qualification is primarily to prepare students for progression to university by offering them the opportunity to achieve a nationally recognised qualification. This is ideal if you have missed out on the opportunity to study previously, but now wish to improve... Learn about: Social Development, Presentation Skills, Research skills...

...The units you will study are as follows: ASCENTIS Level 2 Unit (mandatory): Study Techniques. ASCENTIS Level 2 Unit: Introduction to Social Policy & Administration. ASCENTIS Level 2 Unit: Introduction to Reflective Practice Skills. ASCENTIS Level 3 Subject (mandatory): HE Toolkit. ASCENTIS Level...

... a university place to study in a range of vocational degrees. Weymouth College offers a number of different A2HE diplomas: Humanities, Science, Forensic Science and Education. An encouraging and friendly environment, created by staff and fellow mature students, means that we have a very good track record... Learn about: Confidence Training...

... programmes. You'll also develop all the skills you'll need for success at university too, including essay writing, research and time management. This will ensure you'll be fully prepared to continue your journey and face any challenge as you advance onto a higher-level course... Learn about: Medical training...