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Case studyCaitlin
Case study
Caitlin is an exceptional model student in Health, she works extremely hard and is highly conscientious. Caitlin tries her very best in health and takes part in cross curricula activities such as the Olympathon.
What I enjoy about the course is that we research interesting topics which teaches us the basis of health and social care needed for the future.
Health and Social Care (Blended)
- Assessment
- Year 1 & 2
45% exam; 55% coursework - Exam board
OCR (Cambridge Advanced National in Health and Social Care - Extended Certificate)
What Will You Learn?
If you are considering a career working with people, especially within the NHS, this course is an excellent choice. You will develop a comprehensive understanding of a range of health and social care settings and practitioners; why promoting equality and diversity is important; how to help people with their physical and mental health and how to deliver person-centred care that meets the needs of vulnerable service users.
Modules
Year 1
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Principles of Health and Social Care
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Person-centred approach to care
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Supporting people with mental health conditions
Year 2
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Anatomy and Physiology for Health and Social Care
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Supporting people in relation to sexual health, pregnancy and postnatal health
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Supporting healthy nutrition and lifestyles
Special Features
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You will listen to and work with guest speakers from the Health and Social Care sector.
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You will get the opportunity to visit local universities.
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This course is an ideal combination of coursework and exams.
Where Will This Lead?
- Adult Nursing
- Paediatric Nursing
- Mental Health Nursing
- Social Work
- Paramedic Science
- Midwifery
- Teaching
- Psychology/Sociology/Law/Early years degree
- Employment in the adult social care or childcare sectors