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Course Code: PUNSCG03

Course Level: Level 4

Study Mode: Part-Time

Course Type: Adults

This course is

FUNDED UKGOV WHITE

Course overview

Expand your knowledge and skills to train as a health professional in careers such as physiotherapy, sports massage, osteopathy or chiropractic in the near future with this FREE course aimed at adult learners.

This FREE 15-week course will look at anatomy studies and the structure of the human body, while physiology is concerned with understanding its function. Delivery will explore the structure and function of the skeleton, osteology and the anatomy of bones and bone growth, types of joint, their structure and their contribution to range of movement. You will also explore the structure and function of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems and their role in exercise, the changes that take place and the effect of environmental factors on their effectiveness.

Learners on the course will cover the following:

  • Identify the key structures of the skeletal system
  • Describe the structure and function of muscles
  • Explore the structure and function of the cardiovascular system
  • Discuss the structure and function of the respiratory system

An understanding of anatomy systems at Level three standard or relevant industry experience will be required to apply for this course.

There is no formal or summative assessment associated to this programmes. However ongoing progress checks to support understanding of the topic will occur throughout sessions

For further information, email todd.bailey@nscg.ac.uk 

An opportunity to study the full time HNC in Community Coaching would be an appropriate next step upon successful completion of the programme

This course is FREE to adult learners aged 19+.

Course options

23/09/2024

Course Duration

15

Course Days

Monday

End date

20/01/2025

Class Times

To be confirmed

Course Fee

FREE

Additional Fees

-

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What else do I need to know?

This FREE course is funded by the UK Government through the UK Share Prosperity Fund, and is aimed at adult learners aged 19+ already working in the sector.