National diploma health & social care courses

...Why should I study Health & Social Care at Cardinal Newman College?This Level 2 course is equivalent to GCSEs, offers an introduction to health and social care issues and is ideal for students who wish to upgrade their GCSE grades in English Language, Maths or Science to a C or above. Successful...

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...The BTEC First Diploma in Health & Social Care is a qualification made up off 6 units, consisting of 4 core units and 2 specialist subjects. Highly qualified staff and tutorial support are provided to assist you in all areas of your study...

...Health & Social Care First Diploma. Prospectus Code (FTT22) Tiverton. Length of Study. One year, full time, or two years part time, daytime course. Entry RequirementsCost. There are small costs for trips and visits and approximately 10 for uniform. There will also be a cost of 36 for a CRB check...

...You will cover topics such as: Communication and individual rights within the sector Individual needs within the sectors Cultural diversity Anatomy and physiology Human lifespan development The impact of diet on health...

... Certificate or Diploma in Health & Social Care or BTec National Certificate or Diploma in Care. Costs/Equipment: Course costs: minimum of £70 for CRB check...

...This is a one year full time course. A BTEC First Diploma is a practical, work-related course. You learn by completing projects and assignments and activities that are based on realistic workplace situations. The course enables you to explore a wide range of health and social care careers...

...You will need a Level 3 qualification such as a BTEC National Diploma, NVQ Level 3 or an 'A' Level equivalent in Health and Social Care or a related subject. You will also need Level 2 Literacy or GCSE English at Grade C or above. Also subject to DBS clearance. Non-traditional access...

...This qualification consists of six coursework units and provides a programme of study that will enable students to develop their knowledge, understanding and some of the practical skills required for working in the care sector. The following units are compulsory: Communication and Individual Rights...

...To prepare and equip students with knowledge and skills in Health and Social Care practice and management leading to employment or further and higher education to degree level. Suitable for: This course is suitable for adults over 21 years and those aspiring for recognised UK qualifications leading...

... and physiology, human lifespan and development, cultural diversity in health and social care...

...The BTEC First Diploma in Health and Social Care provides a broad educational basis for further training, further education or for moving into appropriate employment within the health and social care sectors...

... National Diploma Level 3 in Health and Social Care, Employment or Apprenticeship...

...This course covers a wide range of career opportunities including nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, paramedic, social work and care of the elderly. It will give you the skills and knowledge to kick-start your career in health and social care, which is one of the fastest...

.... -Anatomy and Physiology. -Human Life-Span and Development. -Cultural Diversity in Health and Social...

...This full time course aims to provide you with the knowledge and skills to enable you to progress onto a level three course in health and social care and to develop a range of employability skills essential for working at level two. One day a week will be spent in a work placement...

...Course Details Level 1 Health & Social Care @ Rochdale HSCL1HSFR1 This is a full time course Qualification Awarding Body: EDEXCEL Award: BTEC Diploma...

...A-level 2 course to expand your knowledge of health and social care. You complete work experience in a health and social care setting...

...This First Diploma in Health & Social Care has been designed to equip individuals to develop the knowledge, understanding and skills required to enter employment in the care sector or to move on to other health care courses...

...Doctor, nurse, midwife and health visitor. Chiropodist/podiatrist. Dietician. Occupational therapist. Radiographer. Osteopath. Homeopath. Biomedical scientist. Pharmacist. Optician... Learn about: Health and Social Care...