The course provides both theoretical and practical study and links with the national occupational standards in health and social care. It provides the knowledge, skills and understanding required for a career in this sector. You will be required to complete a minimum of 100 hours of work experience in a variety of placements.
Learners may progress to employment opportunities such as HCA, activities coordinator, support or domiciliary care worker. The course also enables progression onto higher education degree courses or a higher-level apprenticeship in a range of subjects including social work, teaching, occupational therapy, nursing and midwifery.
Human Lifespan Development
Working in Health and Social Care
Anatomy and Physiology
Understanding Mental Wellbeing