health-studies-social-care-professions

Health Studies & Social Care Professionals

HEALTH STUDIES & SOCIAL CARE COURSE SUMMARY

Our Access to Higher Education Diploma (Health) is designed for anyone who would like to go to university to undertake further education in health-related studies. It is also aimed at people who would like to maximise their job prospects in Health Professions or Sciences and for those who would like to make a positive impact on other people’s health and well-being.

There are no formal entry requirements for any of the Access to HE Diplomas in Health, however, most universities will require a GCSE qualification in English and Maths or Functional skills. If you do not have the qualifications, you will be able to enrol with us independent of the Access to HE Course.

This course equips you with knowledge, academic skills and prepares you for undergraduate study at university. It gives you the opportunity to start a career in Nursing, Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) or Occupational Therapy (OT) which can lead to employment in the NHS, private practice, the community, or research.

COURSE FEATURES:

Course length: 1 year
Total Credits: 60
Level attained: Level 3
Assesments: Reports, Exams, Coursework
Assessment Methods: Reports, Exams, Written assessments
Registration deposit: £375
Balance £1,925 paid either in full at the start of the course or in regular installments of no less than £150 paid by 1^st of each calendar month. (Note: If you pay exactly £150, you will be left with a big balance at the end of the year so you are advised that when you can, pay slightly more).
Total Course fee: £2,300

Pathways:

Mental health Nursing
General Nursing
Midwifery
Physiotherapy
Podiatry
Paramedic
Occupational Therapy

Course Content

Disease and Body Defence (3 credits)
Cells, Tissues and Organs for Healthcare (3 Credits)
Cardiopulmonary System (3 credits)
Homeostasis for Healthcare (3 credits)
Musculoskeletal System (3 Credits)
Understanding Mental Health (3 credits)
Understanding Health and Well-Being (3 credits)
Developing Professional Practice in Health Care (3 credits)
The Effects of Stress (3 credits)
Criminological Psychology (3 credits)
Introduction to Psychology (3 credits)
Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)
The Sociology of Poverty (3 credits)
Independent Academic Study (Professional Studies) (6 credits)
Communication – Reading and Writing (3 credits)
Communication – Speaking and Listening (3 credits)
Application of Number – Calculation (3 credits)
Application of Number – Data Interpretation (3 credits)
Using ICT for Study (3 credits)

Our head office is in Milton Keynes, UK:

You can study from the college , Online or both Physical and Online..