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... of Assessments. Progression Routes: Progression to: General Science Degrees, scientific occupations, Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Veterinary Science... Learn about: Biology Skills, Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Skills...

... question, to giving a presentation, taking an exam or producing a poster. All of these skills will be taught during the course. What can you...

...Pharmacy and Clinical Pharmacology - Medicine and Biomedical Science: OCNLR Access to Higher Education Diploma Course Option Course Code B3-015 Start...

... or higher.We recommend that candidates who do not currently have English and Maths GCSE (grades A* - C) should consider the Preparing for Advanced Study Scheme...

...2. Course description The course is aimed at students who are looking to progress to University but do not have the traditional qualifications. You will complete two Level 3 subjects Business Management and Business and Finance. The diploma also includes refresher English Maths and Study Skills...

... progression pathway and then study specialist subjects relevant to that sector. All programmes will develop your core skills such as English, application of numbers, academic research and professional development. Current pathways include:The Access to HE programme takes one year to complete... Learn about: Human Biology, Skills and Training, Confidence Training...

...This full-time SWAP ACCESS Level 2 course is designed for adults (particularly those who have been away from education for a period of time) who want to access a Degree in one of the branches of medical studies but do not have appropriate qualifications. Candidates will need to be highly motivated...

...Please note: ACCESS Certificate is the equivalent to 2 passes at GCE Advanced level. Core subjects include: Biology, Chemistry, Study Skills, Health Studies, English, Maths, Data Handling. You may be able to choose to specialise in one of the following 3 pathways: Nursing, Midwifery...

...The access to social science pathway consists of psychology, sociology, plus social and cultural studies. You take the following full time routes depending on what degree you are interested in. Psychology: Psychology, Social and Cultural Studies. Sociology/general social science/joint honours...

...Nutrition, Physiotherapy and Allied Health Professions - Medicine and Biomedical Science: OCNLR Access to Higher Education Diploma Course Option...

...Anyone who wants the opportunity to review their career and education position. The ACCESS Planning period is helpful for those students wishing to go on to the full-time ACCESS to Higher Education course...

...Preparation for Access Centres: Handsworth Campus: Fordrough Campus: Length: 1 Year. Attendance: 12 hours per week. Start date: January. Times: Daytime. Qualification: Open College Network West Midlands Progression Certificate. Entry Requirements: No formal qualifications are required. You...

...2. Course description This programme is for those students who wish to progress to University to study a degree in Psychology or Criminology. If you are a mature student and do not have the traditional qualifications such as 'A' Levels then this is the course for you. The Access to HE Diploma... Learn about: Education Psychology...

...This programme is for those students who wish to progress to University to study a degree in Psychology or Criminology. If you are a mature student and do not have the traditional qualifications such as 'A' Levels then this is the course for you. The Access to HE Diploma is a nationally recognised... Learn about: Education Psychology...

...ACCESS to Humanities What will I do? By combining the Humanities specialist subjects, students can progress on to a wide choice of degree...

...About the course The SBM CDT programme offers joint academic-industrial training in all aspects of chemical synthesis coupled with an in-depth appreciation of its application to biology and medicine... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Skills and Training, Inorganic Chemistry...

...2. Course description This QAA approved programme is for people who wish to take health related courses at university, but do not have the required entry qualifications. It has been designed for students who have been away from studying for some time...

...This course is a preparation for entry to a Degree or Higher Diploma course in Medical Science subjects: Physiotherapy, Dental Therapy, Biomedical Science, Veterinary Science*, Medicine*, Dentistry*, Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Genetics, etc. *Note these subjects have very high entry requirements... Learn about: Medical training, Medical Science...

... or higher.We recommend that candidates who do not currently have English and Maths GCSE (grades A* - C) should consider the Preparing for Advanced Study Scheme...

...If you want to do A Levels but haven’t got the right grades for the subjects you want to study then this is the course for you! The Access to A Levels programme will give you the opportunity to study a range of GCSEs, including English and maths, so that you can progress to the college’s A Level...