Course Summary
This course is intended to help students explore current concepts of health, biology and psychology and different models of healthcare and how these influence health and well-being.
Students will consider health in its widest possible context and the role of the healthcare professional within the current UK healthcare context.
Throughout this course students will develop skills which will help critical thinking, academic writing and analysis in readiness for HE study.
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Key Topics
A mixture of theory, practical, lab work, case studies, group work, independent research and other skills that will help you towards your goal of going to University.
Students will study four modules as part of this Access to HE programme:
- Professional Studies
- Biology
- Psychology
- Academic Studies.
Assessment
Coursework and exams.
Enrichment Opportunities
- Guest Speakers and returning Students
- Talks from hospitals
- It is also important to note that you should be gaining experience in your area of study whether it is paid employment as an HCA orvolunteering.
Progression
University Courses: Nursing, Midwifery, Biological Sciences, Paramedic Science, Operating Theatre Practice, Zoology, Early Years and Youth Work.
Career Options: Nursing, Psychology, Laboratory Work, Paramedic, Operating Department
Practitioner, Midwife, Ecological Conservationist or Researcher.
Entry Requirements
GCSE Maths and English grade 4 and above required, plus 3 other GCSEs grade 4 and above.