- Entry Requirements
To join this programme you will need 4 GCSEs at Grade 4 (or equivalent) including Maths, English and Science.
- Example Modules
- Working in the healthcare sector
- Managing personal information
- Providing person-centred care
- Infection control
- Health and well-being
- Human biology
- Clinical skills Year 2 (one of the below):
- Adult Healthcare - occupational specialism
- Supporting the Care of Children and Young people
- What will I learn?
The course is designed and developed in collaboration with employers in the health and care sector. All students participate in projects with employers, looking at addressing local needs and contributing to positive change within their communities. In year one you complete core units that provide the underpinning knowledge to work within the health and care sector. In the second year students can chose a subject specialism of either nursing or working with families, children and young people.
- Additional Information There will be additional requirement to buy text books, uniforms and pay for some additional, optional courses.
- Progression
There are many opportunities open to students completing this course. Employment from the course includes roles such as ambulance support worker, Healthcare support worker, emergency care assistant, maternity support worker.
Students can also progress into university to study subjects such as midwifery, social work, nursing, paramedic, physiotherapy and many more.
- How am I assessed?
You will be assessed throughout the year by your tutors. At the end of each year you will take exams and complete projects that are assessed externally. You will also need to complete the required work placement hours to achieve the T Level qualification.
T Level Study Programme: Supporting Healthcare (Clinical Route)
This exciting Health course brings together classroom learning and real work experiences equipping you with the knowledge and skills to be successful in the Health and Care sector. The course provides you with comprehensive understanding of health and care related topics, covering areas such as human biology, ethics and clinical skills.
Through a blend of lectures, discussions, practical demonstrations and hand-on activities you will explore the complexities of health and wellness, and examine factors that influence both individual and community health outcomes. You will have the opportunity to join our health cadet programme where you will work alongside and learn from a variety of health professionals in a hospital environment.
Our bespoke and modern facilities reflect real work environments and allow you to practice your practical skills, alongside developing your ability to problem solve and think critically.
Students completing this course develop into competent and compassionate healthcare professionals and have the choice of progressing into employment, an apprenticeship or a higher education course.
At our Aylesbury Campus, we are running two pathways - an Adult Nursing pathway and a Supporting the Care of children and Young People's pathway (which learners specialise in their second year).
Course Information
- Course Type Full-Time Course
- Study Mode Classroom Based
- Course Code FCAR1L3TE
- Start September
- Length (2 Years) 72 weeks
- Level Level 3
- Campus
Aylesbury
