Government Funded Social Care courses Merseyside

...care work and protects those in care Understand what is meant by equality and discrimination. Understand the rights to care, complaint procedures...

...moving into employment or further training. Units include health and safety, person centered planning and healthy eating... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Social care, Health skills...

...health and welfare. Entry to the Programme? How is it assessed? Students accumulate the required credits (60 in total) by means of assessed... Learn about: IT for adults, Social Policy, Community Care...

...Individuals working in the social care sector for the first time or for those looking to gain a formal qualification in the social care sector. Course review...

...All other units are assessed on a portfolio of work (coursework) based on the content of the unit. What can this course offer me? You can choose from either... Learn about: Child Healthcare, Health and Social Care, Child Development...

...including Communication Skills, Equal Opportunities and Ethical Issues; optional units are wide ranging to suit many career aims and include Health Promotion...

...It is also suitable for people who have been out of education for some time and need to 'brush up' their academic skills. What will I study?... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Community Care, Full Time...

...Individuals who have completed Level 2 health and social care and work in a supervisor role within the health and social care sector. Course review...

...children and young people (Children and young people) or Develop practices which promote choice, well being and the protection of all individuals (Adults)...

...including Communication Skills, Equal Opportunities and Ethical Issues; optional units are wide ranging to suit many career aims and include Health Promotion... Learn about: Equal Opportunities, Communication Training, Health and Social Care...

...Some units will be externally assessed. Additional guidance is given through group and individual tutorial support. Achievement of this qualification...

...work-related course, which will give you a broad understanding of health and welfare issues. It prepares you for work in the Care sector or for study...

...The course is 3 days per week in college, 2 days in placement which starts in January of the 1st year. Entry Requirements At least 5 GCSEs at Grade...

...is either: Promote the well being and protection of children and young people (Children and young people) or Promote choice, well being and the protection...

...development to social history, counselling to complementary therapies. How can I progress? This course has been developed to prepare learners to work in health-related careers...

...Effective Communication Equality Diversity and Rights Anatomy and Physiology Sociological Perspectives Psychological Perspectives Public Health and Health...

...The course is nationally reconised by universities and colleges of Higher Education. Awarding Body: Open College Network North West Region...

...young people and families. Aimed at those working in face-to-face roles with children, young people and families. Childcare NVQs are aimed at those working...

...2 are externally assessed. Achievement of this qualification is the equivalent of two GCSEs grade D-G. How can I progress? Working in the Care Sector...

...encourages controlled generalisation of professional counselling experiences. We expect our students to perform well in each of these areas to meet the awarding requirements... Learn about: Working Safely, Counselling Psychology...