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Course overview
This course will enable you to gain the skills and knowledge that will give you access to numerous opportunities in the health professions sector.The course combines classroom based theory with an extensive work placement element that will support you to make well informed choices about your future career aspirations. You will learn how to undertake a variety of clinical tasks including physiological measurements and how to interpret the results. You will practice these skills working alongside professionals on your work placement.
What else do I need to know?
You will be required to complete a DBS check to ensure you are suitable to work with vulnerable individuals. Information on how to apply for this will be discussed at the start of the course.What are the entry requirements?
You'll need a minimum of five GCSEs at grade 5 or above, including maths and English Language, in subjects that are relevant to the course you'd like to study. In addition to this, you'll also need a grade 5 or above in Science.
How is it assessed?
You will be assessed through written and practical
examinations, employer projects, group work, presentations and analysis.
You will also be observed and assessed in the workplace.
examinations, employer projects, group work, presentations and analysis.
You will also be observed and assessed in the workplace.
What financial support is on offer?
This course is free for anyone aged 16 – 18. If you are outside this age group, please contact Charlotte Robertson on 01782 254141 or email charlotte.robertson@nscg.ac.uk.
College Maintenance Allowance (CMA): Anyone with a household income under £26,000 can receive up to £20 per week financial support to help pay for travel and meals and meet the costs of essential trips, books, stationery and equipment. The payments will be subject to full attendance on your course. A range of other financial support is available, depending on your personal circumstances. For more details visit www.nscg.ac.uk/finance
College Maintenance Allowance (CMA): Anyone with a household income under £26,000 can receive up to £20 per week financial support to help pay for travel and meals and meet the costs of essential trips, books, stationery and equipment. The payments will be subject to full attendance on your course. A range of other financial support is available, depending on your personal circumstances. For more details visit www.nscg.ac.uk/finance
What can I do next?
On completion of the T-Level you may wish to pursue employment opportunities, such as an ambulance
assistant, health care or senior health care assistant and the extensive placement element will provide you with valuable experience that will be attractive to many potential employers. You may decide to apply for higher education and qualify as a nurse, operating theatre practitioner or radiographer.
assistant, health care or senior health care assistant and the extensive placement element will provide you with valuable experience that will be attractive to many potential employers. You may decide to apply for higher education and qualify as a nurse, operating theatre practitioner or radiographer.
How do I find out more?
f you wish to find out more you can contact Zoe Arrowsmith , by emailing zoe.arrowsmith@nscg.ac.uk
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