T Level Health And Science - Supporting Healthcare and The Adult Nursing Team

<UL>  <LI>Working within the health and science sector</LI>  <LI>Health, safety and environmental regulations in the health and science   sector</LI>  <LI>Managing information and data within the health and science sector</LI>  <LI>Good scientific and clinical practice</LI>  <LI>Providing person-centred care</LI>  <LI>Health and wellbeing</LI>  <LI>Infection prevention and control in health specific settings</LI>  <LI>Safeguarding</LI>  <LI>Science concepts</LI></UL>

<P>Entry requirements for our courses depend on the specific requirements of each Programme of Study and an individual’s previous experience, which will all be discussed during the interview process. The following list offers a guide as to what you might be expected to achieve to gain entry on to a particular level of a course.<BR>PLEASE NOTE IN SOME AREAS WHERE THERE IS A HIGHER MATHS, ENGLISH OR SCIENCE CONTENT, OR WHERE TECHNICAL SKILLS ARE REQUIRED, THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ARE HIGHER THAN STATED BELOW. APPLICANTS ARE ADVISED OF ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL COURSES AT THEIR INTERVIEW AND THIS IS CHECKED AT ENROLMENT. FOR CREATIVE COURSES A PORTFOLIO REVIEW OR AUDITION MAY BE REQUIRED AT INTERVIEW.</P><P><STRONG>Entry Level 3 Programmes</STRONG><BR>No formal entry qualifications but subject to approval from the Foundation Learning Assessment Team.</P><P><STRONG>Level 1 Programmes</STRONG><BR>GCSEs grades1-2 or E to G or equivalent, including Foundation Awards and Entry Level Certificates.</P><P><STRONG>Level 2 Programmes</STRONG><BR>Minimum of 4 GCSEs grade 3 (previously D) or above including Maths and English language OR Minimum of 4 GCSEs grade 3 or above including Maths and English language and relevant subject qualification OR Minimum of Level 1 course in chosen subject at merit or above and English language and Maths at Level 1.</P><P><STRONG>Level 3 Programmes</STRONG><BR>Minimum of 5 GCSEs grade 4 (previously C) or above including Maths and English language OR Minimum of 5 GCSEs grade 4 or above including Maths and English language and relevant subject qualification OR Minimum of Level 2 course in chosen subject at merit or above and English language and Maths at level 2.</P><P><STRONG>Progressing to each level of study</STRONG><BR>Once you successfully completed your course you may be able to progress to the next level, following a satisfactory interview with a Tutor. If you’ve finished your Level 3 course you will be offered advice and guidance from our Career Advisers on how to apply for a place at University through UCAS, or how to apply for a job or an Apprenticeship.</P><P>Entry Level, Level 1 and Level 2 courses generally last one year; Level 3 courses will usually last for two years.</P>

Students who study Health and Social Care will complete work experience as part of their programme this help to provide real life experiences and an incite into varied careers in this sector. Students have opportunity to complete work experience in a number of settings to include, care homes, schools, nurseries, day centres for adults with learning difficulties, residential settings for the elderly, hospital or other medical settings

During your time on the Health & Social Care course, you will have the opportunity to visit care providers, care homes, medical museums and more.

Entry requirements for our courses depend on the specific requirements of each Programme of Study and an individual’s previous experience, which will all be discussed during the interview process. The following list offers a guide as to what you might be expected to achieve to gain entry on to a particular level of a course.PLEASE NOTE IN SOME AREAS WHERE THERE IS A HIGHER MATHS, ENGLISH OR SCIENCE CONTENT, OR WHERE TECHNICAL SKILLS ARE REQUIRED, THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ARE HIGHER THAN STATED BELOW. APPLICANTS ARE ADVISED OF ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL COURSES AT THEIR INTERVIEW AND THIS IS CHECKED AT ENROLMENT. FOR CREATIVE COURSES A PORTFOLIO REVIEW OR AUDITION MAY BE REQUIRED AT INTERVIEW.

Entry Level 3 ProgrammesNo formal entry qualifications but subject to approval from the Foundation Learning Assessment Team.

Level 1 ProgrammesGCSEs grades1-2 or E to G or equivalent, including Foundation Awards and Entry Level Certificates.

Level 2 ProgrammesMinimum of 4 GCSEs grade 3 (previously D) or above including Maths and English language OR Minimum of 4 GCSEs grade 3 or above including Maths and English language and relevant subject qualification OR Minimum of Level 1 course in chosen subject at merit or above and English language and Maths at Level 1.

Level 3 ProgrammesMinimum of 5 GCSEs grade 4 (previously C) or above including Maths and English language OR Minimum of 5 GCSEs grade 4 or above including Maths and English language and relevant subject qualification OR Minimum of Level 2 course in chosen subject at merit or above and English language and Maths at level 2.

Progressing to each level of studyOnce you successfully completed your course you may be able to progress to the next level, following a satisfactory interview with a Tutor. If you’ve finished your Level 3 course you will be offered advice and guidance from our Career Advisers on how to apply for a place at University through UCAS, or how to apply for a job or an Apprenticeship.

Entry Level, Level 1 and Level 2 courses generally last one year; Level 3 courses will usually last for two years.