Health & Social Care (Vocational)

Outline

You will study a range of units that cover all aspects across the health and social care sectors. You will study modules such as physiological disorders, working in the health sector, dealing with challenging behaviour, caring for children and young people, and caring for individuals with additional needs all of which will provide you with the skills, knowledge, and insight needed to succeed in this rapidly changing and diverse sector.

All students complete placements as part of their course to ensure they have the opportunity to experience day-to-day life in health and care roles.

Assessment:

• Written assessments
• Case study analysis
• Independent research and a presentation of findings
• Presentations to staff and students
• Professional discussions
• Internal and external assessments
• Care standards assessed on placement to complete the Care Certificate 

Progression

Studying this qualifi cation can lead to a wide range of potential career options in the health sector. Many of our students progress into higher level study and past students have enjoyed successful careers in nursing, dental nursing, occupational therapy, midwifery, health visiting, radiography, physiotherapy, counselling, or as dietitians. Alternatively, you may enter a career in youth work. 

Entry Requirements

Intermediate level courses require four grade 3s at GCSE.<br/> For advanced Vocational courses, students are required to have five grade 4s at GCSE, which must include either English or mathematics.<br/> For advanced Vocational courses, students are required to have five grade 4s at GCSE, which must include either English or mathematics.

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