Introduction to Health Care & Science (Level 1) Programme
This course is to introduce learners to science and health care whilst also focusing on developing their English and maths skills and to progress onto either our GCSE science programme or L2 Health and Social Care.
Research tasks- Short-answer questions- Practical tasks
Aims of the course
The aim of the course is to help learners develop their knowledge and skills in science and health care while also developing their English and maths skills.
Progression Opportunities
On successful completion of this course learners will be able to progress onto either our GCSE science programme or L2 Health and Social Care.
Facilities
Lessons- Workshops- Science labs- Learners will also complete some units in a practical setting such as day centres and carry out a work placement in a health and social care or science setting.
Career Options
On successful completion of this course learners will be able to progress onto our GCSE science programme L2 Health and Social Care or an apprenticeship.
Course Details
Venue
Southwark
Day/Eve
Day
Mode
Full Time
Duration
35 weeks
Start Date
04/09/2023
End Date
21/06/2024
Course Code
4HCED9S0
Funding
For up-to-date information about tuition fees, living costs and financial support, visit Fees and Finance.
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Coronavirus update
Southwark College is closely monitoring all communications and guidance as it becomes available. This information is for students and staff and reflects updates from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and Public Health England (PHE). We are prepared to escalate our contingency arrangements in the event of change.
The government is monitoring the situation closely and will continue to work with the WHO and international community. For staff and students, it remains business as usual across our sites and our workplaces.
Please note that, at present, this advice refers only to arrivals from Wuhan, and not the remainder of China. If you have returned from Wuhan you should:
Call NHS 111 to inform them of your recent travel to the city. Students should also notify their GP.
Self-isolate for a total period of 14 days following arrival from Wuhan – avoiding contact with other people in the same way as you would in the case of ‘flu. You should do this whether or not you are experiencing any symptoms.
General guidance for those planning visits to Wuhan or other destinations in China
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) maintains updated travel advice for those planning a trip to Wuhan or other destinations in China. This is available at:
