73 Sciences


Health And Social Care


Pre-ACCESS to Nursing and Health Science edexcel BteC level 2 diploma in Health and Social Care


19+ | L2 | 1Y | W | FT | SEP |)|


This is a practical, work-related course in which you learn by completing projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations.


The course consists of six units which include: communication and individual rights within health and social care, anatomy and physiology, human lifespan and development, cultural diversity in health and social care, creative activities in health and social care and the impact of diet on health. The course also contains functional skills in communication, it and numeracy. english support forms a key element.


Entry requirements: Previous study at Level 1 or other equivalent relevant qualification. Applicants will undergo a written communications and Maths assessment as part of the enrolment process.


Next steps: Progress on to a related aCCess course such as in nursing, Health and Human Science or Social Work, then on to higher education in the caring/health sector.


CODE: LOT2003


Nursing aCCess to he diploma (oCn london region)


19+ | L3 | 1Y | W | SEP |)|


This course provides a mix of practical learning combined with theory, study skills, communication and numeracy.


Students will study Nursing Studies, Physiology, Study Skills, Social psychology, english, maths, nutrition and it.


Next steps: Progress to health related Diploma and Degree courses such as Nursing, Midwifery and Occupational Therapy.


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Entry requirements: There are no specific academic entry requirements for aCCess courses. Applicants will be invited to attend an interview where we will assess your suitability for the course and you will have a chance to demonstrate your determination to succeed as well as asking any other questions you may have about the course and your options for progression. During this interview you will be asked to undertake an initial assessment to demonstrate Level 2 Literacy and Level 1 Numeracy skills.


CODE: LAC3001


Health and Human Sciences aCCess to he diploma (oCn london region)


19+ | L3 | 1Y | W | SEP |)|


This course provides a mix of practical learning combined with theory, study skills, communication and numeracy.


Students will study Chemistry, Physiology, physics, study skills, english, maths, nutrition, it


Next steps: Progress to a range of higher education courses across disciplines such as Radiography, Physiotherapy, Medical Science, Occupational Therapy, Podiatry.


Entry requirements: There are no specific academic entry requirements for aCCess courses. Applicants will be invited to attend an interview where we will assess your suitability for the course and you will have a chance to demonstrate your determination to succeed as well as asking any other questions you may have about the course and your options for progression. During this interview you will be asked to undertake an initial assessment to demonstrate Level 2 Literacy and Level 1 Numeracy skills.


CODE: LAC3068


CRB Checks In line with government


policy, all students on childcare and health & social care courses are required to have a CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) check. There is a fee associated with this which must be paid by the applicant.


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