Access medicine college courses

...Medicine, Dentistry - Medicine and Biomedical Science: OCNLR Access to Higher Education Diploma Course Option Course Code B3-015 Start Date September...

...A highly popular programme for adults who lack the standard entry qualifications to apply directly to medical, paramedical and human science degrees. You must be 19 or over at the start of the course. You do not need any formal science qualifications - we assess your level of English. Maths...

...as an alternative to A levels for entry to many degree courses. The programme is designed to enable students to progress to study science and health related...

...Course information: NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Safe Handling of Medicines Course summary: The course is suitable for anyone working or wishing...

...This is an introductory course to the discipline of Western Herbal Medicine. You will acquire basic knowledge of some common health problems and learn how to treat them at home with a range of plant based medicines...

...Access to HE courses are for mature students, with or without formal qualifications, who have the potential to benefit from Higher Education but who have not previously had the opportunity to do...

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

... 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...

...Radiography and Medical Biosciences - Medicine and Biomedical Science: OCNLR Access to Higher Education Diploma Course Option Course Code B3-015...

...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...

... and Complimentary Medicine, Nutrition and Paramedics. Nutrition & Complementary Medicine. Application...

...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...

...Nursing and Midwifery - Medicine and Biomedical Science: OCNLR Access to Higher Education Diploma Course Option Course Code B3-015 Start...

...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...

...YES You should have GCSE English Language, GCSE Mathematics and GCSE Science at grade C or above. You will also be required to undertake an initial assessment in English and maths and demonstrate Level 2 ability English and Level 1 maths. Please note if you do not have these qualifications, htere... Learn about: English Language, Social Science...

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

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

... August 2008 you would not normally pay tuition or registration fees. How do I apply? Call Student Services for an appointment with a tutor or come along... Learn about: Political Science, Political Theory, Social Policy...

...Access courses are for adults who wish to improve their qualifications in order to enter a range of degree level courses at university. Normally, it is for people who do not satisfy the minimum academic requirements for university entrance. This pathway is designed for those interested in a career...