Health Care College Courses in Hampshire

...valid for a further three years. Code : Time : Duration : Day : Tuition Fee : Admin Fee B01578 001 07/09/2009 - 08/09/2009 Not specified 125 10 B01578 002 23/11/2009...

...First Aid requirement in the Workplace Course review: The HSE have added this course to their approved training. Workplaces which currently rely on Appointed...

...Our courses are designed to add vital management knowledge and skills for students from a dental background and for students from a management background within other sectors...

...Observation Correlation Candidates will be required to answer questions relating to: An outline of an existing piece of research The data produced...

...Care of an unconscious casualty - Care of wounds and stopping bleeding - Transportation of a casualty and the 999 procedure - Recognise common major illness...

...What Will I Learn On This Course? The aim of this course is to provide students with an introduction to the world of Psychology by learning about prime...

...Within each of these you will study a range of theory and research and look at how the approach has been useful in the real world. You will also get...

...How can memory research be applied to eye witness testimony? 3) The biological level of analysis Here our focus is on stress. We look at the following...

...17:00 14/09/2009 - 14/09/2009 Monday 65 15 B01576 002 09:00 - 17:00 12/10/2009 - 12/10/2009 Monday 65 15 B01576 003 09:00 - 17:00 09/11/2009...

...What Will I Learn On This Course? The aim of this course is to provide students with an introduction to the world of Psychology by learning about prime...

...and children's mental development (including why are children illogical and silly!?) Second exam includes morality (how do our morals develop)...

...including cognitive, developmental, biological and social psychology as well as the study of individual differences & research methods. In Psychology...

...confidence in the skills required to manage poor performance and behavioral problems effectively Preparing for grievance and disciplinary interviews Equipment Requirements...

...Do the brains of murderers function differently from the brains of non-murderers? Why do people develop phobias? Will children imitate aggressive behaviour?...

...* Individual Differences: abnormality and gambling behaviour. And on the two perspectives: * Behaviourism: behaviour is the result of learning...

...(including phobias and how we acquire them). The second unit includes: Criminal behaviour )including theories of why people become criminals)...

...and Analysis * Criminology * Chemical Laboratory Techniques * Using Science in the Workplace * Genetics and Genetic Engineering Course Aims This is a practical...