Useful Information
Mode of study: Full Time, 2 days a week from 10am to 5pm
Level: 3
Duration:1 Year
Awarding/validation body: OCN London
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Course Overview
On this programme you will learn all about the human body, like the way people reproduce to organ functionality and the way human cells grow and divide. You will also study the history of the NHS, so you understand its founding principles and the way it has been shaped over time. Importantly you will learning the roles and responsibilities of being a nurse.
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Course Highlights
Engaging Extra-Curricular Activities:
Participate in enriching activities such as:
Macmillan Fundraising Events
Health Walks at the Macmillan Resource Centre, Croydon University Hospital
Various volunteering opportunities that will enhance your Personal Statement.
Academic Skills Development:
The course fosters essential skills in critical thinking, evaluation, and analysis, all of which prepare you for independent study at the university level.
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Career Opportunities & Further Study
Learners primarily progress to Higher Education study in areas related to Nursing. These may include Adult Nursing, Child Nursing, Mental Health Nursing, Learning Disability Nursing, Midwifery, Related Health Studies degrees.
In addition, internal progression to: Foundation Degree in Public Health and Social Care or BSc in Adult Nursing (delivered by Roehampton University) at Croydon University Centre.
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Assessment
The core subjects covered in the Access to Higher Education Diploma include:
Study Skills
Human Biology
Nursing Studies
Psychology
Tutorial Support
Class tutors will utilize variety of assessment methods, including:
Formal Reports
Presentations
Written Assessments
In-Class and Controlled Practice Assessments
Exams
Case Studies
Reflective Statements
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Entry Requirements
English at GCSEs grade 9-4 (A*-C) and maths at GCSEs grade 9-3 (A*-D). Equivalence of these qualifications will be considered. Evidence of a commitment to learn and the ability to study at this level shown at interview. You may be required to study GCSE maths at college if not gained already.
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