This course is suitable for students aged 19 and over.
This course is a pre-employment programme, designed to support individuals to make the transition to employment within the health and social care sector.
During the course, learners will have the opportunity to explore the scope of health and social care settings for adults, children and young people and develop a deeper awareness and understanding of a range of job roles within this sector.
When will I start the course and how long will it take?
This course has flexible start dates throughout the year and will take one week to complete.
The course takes place at our Main Campus, Huyton, Liverpool, L36 3SD. The course can also be delivered at a variety of our other campus locations.
What will I study?
Topics covered, include:
- The range of services available within health and social care
- The principles and values of health and social care
- The importance of effective communication
- The principles of protection and safeguarding
- Equality and diversity
- Health and safety in the workplace
How is it assessed?
Students will be assessed through completion of a workbook.
Do I need any previous qualifications to start this course?
No previous qualifications are necessary.
Learners will complete an initial assessment in literacy and numeracy at the start of the course. This is to help establish the academic level and starting point of each individual, and to identify any additional learner support needs.
What are the course fees?
You may be eligible for funding depending on your personal circumstances and subject to a fee assessment during the enrolment process. For further details, visit our dedicated Adult Financial support page.
What can I go on to do once I have completed this course?
This course provides fantastic progression on to the distance learning Level 2 Preparing to Work Adult Social Care or another accredited course, depending on your goals. Alternatively, this course may help you progress into employment. Your tutor will discuss this with you at the end of your course.
Ref: Pam Berry