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Health, Social and Children's Care
Whether you are looking after children, the elderly or people with specific needs, working in the caring professions can be a very rewarding and challenging career choice. Our tutors have extensive experience of working in a variety of settings and will provide you with an insight into the key issues facing today’s health, social and childcare professionals.
Courses for School Leavers
Entry Level course:
Level 1 courses:
- Health and Social Care - BTEC Introductory Diploma
- BTEC Introductory Diploma in Vocational Studies
- Caring for Children - CACHE Award
Level 2 courses:
- Children’s Care, Learning and Development
- BTEC First Diploma - Children’s Care, Learning and Development - Apprenticeship
- Health and Social Care - BTEC First Diploma
Level 3 courses:
- Children’s Care, Learning and Development
BTEC National Certificate - Children’s Care, Learning and Development
BTEC National Diploma - Children’s Care, Learning and Development - Advanced Apprenticeship
- Health and Social Care - BTEC National Diploma
- Health and Social Care - AS Level (Single Award GCE)
- Health and Social Care - A Level (Single Award GCE)
Higher Education / Level 4 course
Adult and Continuing Education
Part-Time courses
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Assisted Continuing Education (ACE)
The ACE Department offers a range of full time provision as well as some part time provision for people with learning disabilities.
Students are taught in small groups, with additional support in all areas, and are encouraged to take part in everyday College life. Where appropriate, students will be supported onto mainstream programmes.
The College has a positive attitude to students with disabilities and/or learning difficulties, and has a Disability Statement providing details of procedures, facilities and access for students with learning difficulties and/or disabilities.
Students undertaking courses in ACE may be able to progress to mainstream provision in craft areas such as woodcraft, plumbing, motor vehicle, etc OR may be able to seek employment in appropriate work areas. Some may be able to move to occupational programmes in catering or horticulture.
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