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- Postgraduate
- Birmingham
...two pathway compulsory modules (40 credits), two option modules (40 credits) that are drawn from the broader MA Education catalogue, and a dissertation...
- Bachelor's degree
- Birmingham
- 3 Years
...Learning disability nurses can make a difference in the lives of people with learning disabilities and their families. Study learning disability nursing at one of the country’s largest nursing schools, with 100% graduate employability rate, to gain all the knowledge and experience needed to fulfil... Learn about: Social Policy, Professional Values, Nursing Practice...
- Bachelor's degree
- Wolverhampton
...Working as a qualified Learning Disability Nurse is a rewarding and fulfilling career option. If your aim is to work with people who require various levels of empowerment and support then our course will provide you with a good mixture of practice centred opportunities to achieve your... Learn about: Nurse training, Communication Training...
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It has been hard as i said i dont have the support that i need from university, therefore everything that i have acheived I had to work extra hard to get it. I think university needs to be more understanding and respectful of student circumstances.. Lecturers are always available to help. Other services offered by the uni include a doctors on campus and a health and wellbeing centre which helps and listens to students who have any personal difficulties. They are very quick to get you booked in and offer the best care. If your problem isn't something they can help with they will refer you to the best place for you and ensure you get the help you need.
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I am enjoying my course, the teaching is very good and I am learning to become an autonomous learner. Enjoying my placements as part of my course which prepare you for work after uni. Placements prepare you for professional practice. Working with different professions (nursing and physio students) prepares you for working as part of MDT within NHS settings. university’s facilities? Fairly good. Library is well maintained. Feedback is timely and detailed. Personal tutors are on hand to support when needed.
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University has been interesting so far and has given me some opportunities to come out of my comfort zone to try new things. I have encountered staff members who are the most helpful people, who would go out of their way to help with an issue but also those not as helpful as others. They have excellent facilities in most places, for instance the photocopy machines can be found in every building and can be used by students as well. This is pretty useful as the lecturers give you so many reading and handouts to work with. I would recommend Coventry to anyone interested in gaining a good HE diploma.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Coventry
- Different dates available
- 3 Years
...If you want to work as an occupational therapist, who helps people that suffer from mental illnesses to physical disabilities, this is your course! This course runs in 2016/17. Occupational Therapists work with people of all ages with difficulties due to a mental health illness; physical... Learn about: Occupation Health, Mental Health, Occupational Safety...
...If you want to work as an occupational therapist, who helps people that suffer from mental illnesses to physical disabilities, this is your course! This course runs in 2016/17. Occupational Therapists work with people of all ages with difficulties due to a mental health illness; physical... Learn about: Occupation Health, Mental Health, Occupational Safety...
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It has been hard as i said i dont have the support that i need from university, therefore everything that i have acheived I had to work extra hard to get it. I think university needs to be more understanding and respectful of student circumstances.. Lecturers are always available to help. Other services offered by the uni include a doctors on campus and a health and wellbeing centre which helps and listens to students who have any personal difficulties. They are very quick to get you booked in and offer the best care. If your problem isn't something they can help with they will refer you to the best place for you and ensure you get the help you need.
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I am enjoying my course, the teaching is very good and I am learning to become an autonomous learner. Enjoying my placements as part of my course which prepare you for work after uni. Placements prepare you for professional practice. Working with different professions (nursing and physio students) prepares you for working as part of MDT within NHS settings. university’s facilities? Fairly good. Library is well maintained. Feedback is timely and detailed. Personal tutors are on hand to support when needed.
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University has been interesting so far and has given me some opportunities to come out of my comfort zone to try new things. I have encountered staff members who are the most helpful people, who would go out of their way to help with an issue but also those not as helpful as others. They have excellent facilities in most places, for instance the photocopy machines can be found in every building and can be used by students as well. This is pretty useful as the lecturers give you so many reading and handouts to work with. I would recommend Coventry to anyone interested in gaining a good HE diploma.
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- NVQ
- Birmingham
- 2 Years
...Developing relationships with children to facilitate their development Planning, providing and reviewing care, play and educational opportunities to enable... Learn about: Supporting Education, Child Development...
- Bachelor's degree
- Birmingham
- September
- 3 Years
...work as a SENDI Classroom Assistant, Youth Work, work in a Social Care Setting, or working for Private Sector Educational Providers. Year 1 Modules Barriers...
- Bachelor's degree
- Wolverhampton
...were able to provide reading and other summer work to those eager to make a start. Examples of this included: Academic staff offering support on refining... Learn about: IT for adults, Communication Training...
- Foundation degree
- Birmingham
- 1 Year
...Year One In order to complete this course a student must successfully complete all the following CORE modules (totalling 120 credits): Professional Values... Learn about: Nursing Practice...
- Bachelor's degree
- Wolverhampton
...The BSc (Hons) Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion Studies (with Foundation Year) is designed to help you to develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to succeed in your studies with the University of Wolverhampton at degree level and beyond. During your Foundation Year... Learn about: Confidence Training, IT for adults, Communication Training...
- Foundation degree
- Birmingham
- September
- 2 Years
...Have you ever thought about working towards a degree, but decided against it as you are already in employment or volunteering and don’t want to give that up? Our FdA Professional Practice in Special Educational Needs & Disability course is designed for those looking to develop personal...
- Bachelor's degree
- Wolverhampton
...and research you will examine factors, such as policy, economics, disability rights groups, and social and political structures which have influenced... Learn about: Sign language, IT for adults, Communication Training...
- Bachelor's degree
- Birmingham
- September
- 3 Years
...Special Educational Needs, Disability & Inclusion Special Educational provision, tackling discrimination and adding to the understanding of how to meet the needs of different groups across society, is not only hugely relevant in today’s world but arguably also incredibly important. If you are ready... Learn about: Research methods, Independent Study, Holocaust Philosophy...
- Bachelor's degree
- Wolverhampton
...provide reading and other summer work to those eager to make a start. Examples of this included: Academic staff offering support on refining your research... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...
- Bachelor's degree
- Birmingham
- September
- 3 Years
...communities and societies. Throughout the study of Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion (SENDI) you will find out about different categories of need including... Learn about: Holistic Approaches, Human Behaviour, Lifespan Psychology...
- Bachelor's degree
- Wolverhampton
...and social and political structures which have influenced the lives of disabled people. You will also begin to consider how inclusion can be used... Learn about: Sign language, Communication Training, IT for adults...
- Bachelor's degree
- Birmingham
- September
- 4 Years
...work as a SENDI Classroom Assistant, Youth Work, work in a Social Care Setting, or working for Private Sector Educational Providers. Year 1 Modules Barriers... Learn about: Confidence Training...
- Bachelor's degree
- Wolverhampton
...20 Period: 1 Type: Core Locations: Wolverhampton City Campus You will have the opportunity to study and understand contemporary social issues from different disciplinary perspectives... Learn about: Communication Training, Sign language, IT for adults...
- Bachelor's degree
- Birmingham
- September
- 3 Years
...ensure that you gain valuable first-hand practical experience. This course allows you to jointly study Education Studies & Special Educational Needs... Learn about: Learning environment, Research methods, Education Studies...
- Bachelor's degree
- Wolverhampton
...a learning disability and/or Autism Fundamentals of Leadership in Healthcare Long Term Conditions Recognition, Assessment and Interventions for the Deteriorating... Learn about: Mental Health...
- Bachelor's degree
- Birmingham
- September
- 3 Years
...Special Educational Needs, Disability & Inclusion Special Educational provision, tackling discrimination and adding to the understanding of how to meet the needs of different groups across society, is not only hugely relevant in today’s world but arguably also incredibly important. If you are ready... Learn about: Independent Study, Community Arts, Process Drama...
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