HIGHER NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

Communicating in Health and Social Care Organisations Principles of Health and Social Care Practice Health and Safety in Health and Social Care Workplace Personal and Professional Development in Health and Social Care Working in Partnership in Health and Social Care The Sociological Context of Health and Social Care Physiological Principles for Health and Social Care The Role of Public Health in Health and Social CareA BTEC Level 3 qualification in Health and Social Care A GCE Advanced level profile which demonstrates strong performance in a relevant subject Other related Level 3 qualifications An Access to Higher Education Certificate with an approved further education provider Related work experience Mature learners may present a more varied profile of achievement that is likely to include extensive work experience (paid and/or unpaid) and/or achievement of a range of professional qualifications in their work sectorAn HNC can allow entry into the second year of a degree On finishing your HNC with us, you will be able to enter the second year of a health and social care themed degree course at our partner universities; the University of West London (subject to articulation). or London Metropolitan University On finishing your HNC with us, you will be able to enter the first year of a midwifery/nursing degree course at our partner university, the University of West London (subject to articulation)This qualification provides a thorough grounding in the key concepts and practical skills required in this sector and their national recognition by employers allows direct progression to employment. Or, if you wish to complete a university degree it will allow you to progress to Year 2 of a degree at one of our partner universities in London; the University of West London or London Metropolitan University. An additional benefit of studying this HNC with us is that if you wish to enter nursing, through our partnership with the University of West London, you can be accepted onto the first year of a nursing degree (subject to articulation) with them after completion of your HNC. The course consists of taught elements, an individual research element, and a vocational element requiring students to have a minimum of 200 hours in a range of placement settings. Assessments will be via a range of coursework assignments, including a portfolio of evidence, presentations, timed essays, reports, and research tasks. REGISTER YOUR INTEREST HERE!