Other Social Care college courses

...the skills and knowledge needed at a supervisory level. This level is aimed at senior care workers, home care organisers and community support workers...

...Level 2 (pre advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE D grades or above Head of Department: Mrs Pam Dalton Course assessment: All BTEC Units are assessed...

...English and Maths or Science/Biology is a minimum requirement. Good English skills with evidence of aptitude in Maths or Science. Head of Department...

...The course is made up of six equally -weighted units. The aims of the course are to: * Develop and sustain an interest in health, early years...

...record and report. * Contribute to the development and maintenance of healthy and safe practices in the working environment. * Take responsibility...

...must complete six units in total. The four core units are: * communicate with, and complete records for individuals * Support the health and safety...

...Underpinning knowledge will be provided for the 4 core units and support for optional units1 Promote effective communication for and about individuals.2 Promote...

...Applied AS/A Level (Double Award) About the Course Year 1. Six AS level units Promoting quality care examines how professionals work to ensure all service...

...This course provides a valuable insight into the most recent developments within the Health and Social Care field. A range of issues are examined...

...Time The course is practical and work related. It introduces learners to the employment area they have chosen and provides a sound foundation to enable...

...Homework or private study is required. Progression Possible progression to a Level 2 course...

...The trainer/assessors visit learners in their place of work to gather observational and other evidence, and to provide training. Progression NVQ Level...

...to see your assessor on a 1:1 basis. The trainer/assessors visit learners in their place of work to gather observational and other evidence...

...to see your assessor on a 1:1 basis. The trainer/assessors visit learners in their place of work to gather observational and other evidence...

...The BTEC First in Caring is for people who wish to develop knowledge, understanding and practical skills required for employment in the caring services...

...Diploma Who is the course for? The BTEC Introductory Diploma is for people who wish to develop underpinning knowledge and skills in health and social...

...care work or probation services. A National Diploma is equivalent to 3 A levels. Health and Social Care BTEC National Diploma Who is the course...

...four mandatory and four optional units appropriate to your care setting. The mandatory units are: • Use and develop methods and systems to communicate...

...Level 3 Course content: This is a practical, work-related course in which you learn by completing projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations...

...Attendance This will normally be on three days each week. 3 days and 1 day in work placement Duration 1 year Description of the Course The BTEC introductory...