Other Social Care courses

...About the Course The Single A level in Health and Social Care is a two year course. In Year 1 you will study three AS (Advanced Subsidiary) units to...

...Communication and Individual Rights; Individual Needs in the Health and Social Care sector. It also has four optional units - Vocational Experience...

...Who is this course for? This course is for people who wish to work in a caring situation e.g. care support worker, or for those who wish to progress...

...life experience who wish to return to learning and will provide an interesting and stimulating first taste of working in a Health and Social Care setting...

...settings and of the people who use the services provided. WHY SHOULD I STUDY THE COURSE? You should consider studying Health and Social Care if you...

...Course details This is a level 1 course, equivalent to four GCSE grades D-G, with nine units of study, also work placements with children, the elderly...

...There are various work placements, including early years settings and day care centres for older people. Course details There are six coursework units of study over the...

...course content The course looks at several areas relating to care, including: Psychology for Care, Sociology for Care, Care Values and Principles...

...Four (4) optional units taken from the relevant option group of 10 units or from the group of generic units. Core Units There are 4 mandatory units...

...and will be required to make decisions within boundaries and limits agreed with their team. Qualification Structure To achieve this qualification...

...Introduction This course examines the question "Do we eat to live or live to eat?" It explores the link between nutrition and mood and whether food...

...Suitable for: This course is ideal for staff who have received little or no previous training in mental health, but who may come into contact with people...

...It is vital that you have an understanding of the type of behaviour that you may be faced with and your role and responsibility. Course Content...

...and can lead onto NVQ level 2 in care. Course Content: The course consists of 6 Common Induction Standards: 1. Understand the principles of care...

...The course contents include: Possible reasons for substance misuse Problems associated with drugs Types of drugs in usage Legislation in regard to substance...

...in both the care home and domiciliary setting. It will explain the many different forms that abuse can take and what your immediate action should be to protect the individual...

...(Death & Dying) We all experience some form of attachment and loss in our lives. In care this can be either a one off experience or an almost everyday occurrence...

...to this subject area. Throughout the course you will have an opportunity to apply the knowledge you have acquired in a practical and realistic way by attending...

...such as the Diploma in Child Care and Education or the Level 3 National Certificate/Diploma in Health Social Care and Early Years Care, should you wish to progress...

...year 2 will give the second A level. Throughout the course you will develop the ability to work autonomously and effectively as well as building your skills...