The content of this qualification has been designed to ensure it supports progression towards higher study. In addition, employers and professional bodies have been involved in order to confirm that the content is also appropriate for those interested in working in the sector. Learners taking this qualification will study six mandatory units: • Human lifespan development • Working in Health and Social Care • Meeting individual care and support needs • Principles of safe practice in Health and Social Care • Enquiries into current research in Health and Social Care • Promoting public health Optional units allow learners to develop their interests in different parts of the sector and include: • Sociological perspectives • Psychological perspectives • Caring for individuals with additional needs • Physiological disorders and their care • Nutritional health
Grade ‘B’ or above in GCSE English Language/GCSE English Literature.
Year 1: 2 external exam assessments 2 internal coursework assessments Year 2: 1 external exam assessment 3 internal coursework assessments BTEC National diploma is equivalent to 2 A levels. Units are assessed using a grading scale of Distinction (D), Merit (M), Pass (P), Near Pass (N) and Unclassified (U). The grade of Near Pass is used for externally-assessed units only.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Oldham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| ISI Report | |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | Kelsall Street, Oldham, OL9 6HR |
The content of this qualification has been designed to ensure it supports progression towards higher study. In addition, employers and professional bodies have been involved in order to confirm that the content is also appropriate for those interested in working in the sector. Learners taking this qualification will study six mandatory units: • Human lifespan development • Working in Health and Social Care • Meeting individual care and support needs • Principles of safe practice in Health and Social Care • Enquiries into current research in Health and Social Care • Promoting public health Optional units allow learners to develop their interests in different parts of the sector and include: • Sociological perspectives • Psychological perspectives • Caring for individuals with additional needs • Physiological disorders and their care • Nutritional health
Grade ‘B’ or above in GCSE English Language/GCSE English Literature.
Year 1: 2 external exam assessments 2 internal coursework assessments Year 2: 1 external exam assessment 3 internal coursework assessments BTEC National diploma is equivalent to 2 A levels. Units are assessed using a grading scale of Distinction (D), Merit (M), Pass (P), Near Pass (N) and Unclassified (U). The grade of Near Pass is used for externally-assessed units only.