Topics on the qualification include the following current issues in relation to Health and Social Care in Wales:
• Principles of care and safe practice within outcome focused person-centred care • Factors affecting individuals’ growth and development across the lifespan and how these impacts on outcomes, care and support needs • Promoting the rights of individuals across the lifespan. • Supporting individuals at risk to achieve their desired outcomes • Work placement and sector engagement totalling 100 hours are also mandatory elements of the course You will also develop academic skills throughout the course. You will also develop academic skills throughout the course.
5 GCSEs at Grade C or above (including Maths or Numeracy and English Language or Welsh first Language) or 4 GCSEs at Grade C or above to include Maths and English and successful completion of the L2 Health and Social Care: Core (Adults, Children and Young People.
To achieve this qualification, candidates must pass: • Three externally-set non-examination assessments that are marked in the centre that will be taken throughout the qualification. • One externally-set, externally-marked exam.
Successful completion of the qualification, including work placement and sector engagement totaling 100 hours, may enable learners to progress to: • The second year L3 Health and Social Care qualification - Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care: Principles and Contexts. • The Level 2 Health and Social Care: Core (Adults, Children and Young People), for those learners looking to enter employment.
Learners attending Care and Childcare courses need to purchase a £11.00 polo shirt to wear at placement and to pay for a DBS check and the DBS update service.
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