T-Level Health | Level 3 | P10569

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• Payment in Full (Credit Card / Debit Cards / Cash) accepted
• Employer Sponsored accepted
• Direct Debit Instalments accepted
• Advanced Learning Loan accepted
• Student Finance English Loan (HE) not accepted

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Further Education Programme Only: The College reserves the right to change or amend, at any time, any of the course details including but not limited to; content, dates, times, venues, tutor, fees payable, concessions available, terms or conditions.

Applicants will be expected to have a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 5 including both GCSE maths & English

• Communication and teamwork
• Core science and further science concepts
• Health and wellbeing
• Healthcare sector
• Healthcare sector Health
• Infection prevention and control
• Managing information and data within sector
• Managing personal information
• Person centered care
• Reflective evaluation
• Research and presenting
• Safeguarding
• Safety and environmental regulations
• Scientific and clinical practice
• Working within heal and science sector

The core component of the course will be assessed by:

•  Paper A written examination
•  Paper B written examination
• Employer Set Project

The combined results from each of these assessments will be aggregated to form the overall core component grade (A* to E).

The occupational specialism component of the course will be assessed by:

• Case study assessment
• Two practical activities assessments
• Professional discussion with employer 

The result from this will be aggregated to form the overall occupational specialism component grade (distinction/merit/pass).

Students who achieve this qualification could progress to the following, depending on their chosen occupational specialism:

Employment in such roles as: 

• Ambulance support worker 
• Healthcare support worker in a health setting 
• Senior healthcare support worker in a health setting

Higher education:

• Foundation degree in Health and Social Care
• BA Hons in Nursing / Midwifery / Mental Health / Complimentary Therapy

• Higher Technical Apprenticeship in Health Care settings 

Being confident with maths and English is not only important for everyday life but it’s expected as standard in the world of work. We’re committed to ensuring our learners have the full range of skills that universities and employers are looking for. If you haven’t yet achieved grade 4 (grade C) in English and maths and are aged between 16-18 years, you will continue to study these by undertaking a GCSE re-sit programme or appropriate stepping stone qualifications in addition to your vocational learning programme.

We believe that the best way to get a real sense of your chosen industry is to try it out for yourself! That’s why all of our full time study programme courses include relevant industry work experience. It shows future employers you’ve got what it takes and are motivated to succeed. Not only does it look good on your CV, but it’s an opportunity to build up your confidence and industry contacts. Our Employment Hub works with over 500 local employers to ensure all students on full time study programmes have a high quality and meaningful work placement. So not only do you gain valuable work experience, it helps you decide on your future options, from choosing the right university course to finding the right employer. Work experience is a chance to you to spend time on an employer’s premises, observing the workplace, undertaking tasks (under supervision) alongside team members and learning the skills and behaviours needed at work. It’s designed to bridge the gap between your education and the world of work. It can help you to become aware of jobs you have not previously thought of, inform your career choices, develop your skills and help you gain the attitudes and behaviours expected at work. For more information on Work Experience, please contact our Employment Hub on 01283 494599 or email employmenthub@bsdc.ac.uk.

An industry placement is designed to give you a valuable opportunity to put your learning into practice, develop your technical skills and become job ready. As part of your programme, you will spend a minimum of 45 days with an external employer in a role directly relevant to your course. It’s a chance to you to spend time on an employer’s premises, observing the workplace, undertaking tasks (under supervision) alongside team members and learning the skills and behaviours needed at work. You’ll develop your technical skills, as well as your employability “soft skills” such as communicating, adapting to change, teamwork and problem solving. It’s a great opportunity to step outside your comfort zone, build confidence, gain industry contacts and help you decide your future steps. It may even lead to a job or apprenticeship opportunity at the end of the industry placement and upon completion of your course. Our Employment Hub works with over 500 local employers to ensure all students on full time study programmes have a high quality and meaningful work placement. So not only do you gain valuable work experience, it helps you decide on your future options, from choosing the right university course to finding the right employer. For more information on Industry Placements, please contact our Employment Hub on 01283 494805 or email industryplacements@bsdc.ac.uk.