Health and Social Care AAQ (Cambridge Advanced National)
90980
- Start:
- September
- Duration:
- 2 years
- Level:
- 3
Course Details
Health and Social Care empowers you to make meaningful and lasting differences to people's lives. As the cornerstone of public health in the UK, this sector offers numerous career opportunities that contribute to people's well-being throughout their lives. Discover more about this vital field and the rewarding careers it offers.
Human Lifespan Development:
The Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, and
Social aspects of growth and development, factors influencing these processes,
and the roles of professionals in care and treatment.
Human Biology and Health:
Explores the human body systems, normal
physiological functions, and the impact of common disorders.
Health and Social Care Practice:
Examines core principles, values, and
legislation underpinning care, and the effects of social determinants on health.
Promoting Health Education:
The purpose of health education, public
education approaches, and strategies for behavior change.
Lessons will encompass a blend of examination preparation and coursework. Students will deepen their understanding of the health and social care sector through discussions, essay writing, and research activities. Additionally, there will be opportunities for independent research into health and social care issues, such as health inequalities, health promotion, and the increasing demand on social care services, enhancing comprehension of this multifaceted field.
Please call our Course Enquiry Team on 0151 353 4444 ext. 6938 for more information.
You will require some basic equipment, including pens and a notepad. While access to a laptop is not essential, it would be beneficial for completing coursework. A comprehensive selection of resources will be provided, including textbooks and workbooks.
This subject is aimed at students who have a real desire to work in the NHS or affiliated services and care for others in careers as varied as nursing, midwifery, social work, paramedics, teaching and clinical psychology.
You will need a minimum or five GCSEs, including English at grade 5 and Maths at grade 4 together with three other subjects at grade 4 or above.
Additional entry requirements:
- A minimum of grade 4-4 in GCSE Combined Science or grade 4 in Biology
The College will always treat each applicant as an individual. Should you not have or not expect to obtain the grades stated above, or not have relevant industry-related experience, the College would still welcome your application for this course as this will enable us to identify whether this course is, in fact, the right course for you or whether another course may be more appropriate.
University Guarantee
Every Sefton Sixth Form College student who successfully achieves a Level 3 qualification and meets attendance and entry requirements, is guaranteed a place on a course at the Hugh Baird University Centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some frequently asked questions that we are often asked:
Most students study 3 subjects, plus an Enhancement activity. Alongside these, students are assigned a Personal Development group and attend weekly sessions.
Yes.
Yes, students can access our Bursary Package that can help with associated costs, for example; travel, food and equipment. Find out more here.
Yes. During the interview process you will be introduced to a member of our Learner Support Team if necessary. We will take initial details of access arragements. This can be discussed again at enrolment, with follow up appointments with the team during the first few weeks of term.
Yes. You will have timetabled sessions each day of the week. There will be times when you are not in a lesson; this is your personal study time. During these sessions you will be completing activities which mean you are prepared for your subject lessons. This includes completing homework, revision, Brainscape decks, coursework tasks etc.
