Introduction to Health and Social Care and Children and Young People's Settings (19+)
NCFE Certificate
This practical and engaging course will help you to develop your skills to be successful in the health and social care sector.
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Level 1
Attendance - Part-time
Duration - 15 weeks
Start date - 1 April 2025
Where - Pioneer Higher Skills Centre
Course Overview
This course is currently unavailable for enrolments.
To be informed when this course is next available for enrolments or for more information, please email info@kirkleescollege.ac.uk
This course will introduce you to the skills and qualities you will need to work within the health and social care sector. You will begin to understand your rights and responsibilities at work and managing your own health whilst at work, as well as investigating creative activities that can engage children in various situations.
To be informed when this course is next available for enrolments or for more information, please email info@kirkleescollege.ac.uk
This course will introduce you to the skills and qualities you will need to work within the health and social care sector. You will begin to understand your rights and responsibilities at work and managing your own health whilst at work, as well as investigating creative activities that can engage children in various situations.
You will begin to build your knowledge of the range of service provisions and the scope of roles available within the sector and how they benefit and support the wider public. During the course, you will gain an insight into how to prepare for employment within the industry through talks and practical work placements within care settings.
This course is currently unavailable for enrolments.
To be informed when this course is next available for enrolments or for more information, please email info@kirkleescollege.ac.uk
This course will introduce you to the skills and qualities you will need to work within the health and social care sector. You will begin to understand your rights and responsibilities at work and managing your own health whilst at work, as well as investigating creative activities that can engage children in various situations.
To be informed when this course is next available for enrolments or for more information, please email info@kirkleescollege.ac.uk
This course will introduce you to the skills and qualities you will need to work within the health and social care sector. You will begin to understand your rights and responsibilities at work and managing your own health whilst at work, as well as investigating creative activities that can engage children in various situations.
You will begin to build your knowledge of the range of service provisions and the scope of roles available within the sector and how they benefit and support the wider public. During the course, you will gain an insight into how to prepare for employment within the industry through talks and practical work placements within care settings.
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The cost of this course is £635.
Why work in the Health, Social & Child Care Industry?
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