Course Summary
This qualification aims to give learners the opportunity to investigate a work role in the health sector and provide the underpinning knowledge needed to work effectively
This qualification is designed for anyone considering a career in the health sector. It would benefit those working within the sector to support their progression.
Course Content
To be awarded the Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Working in the Health Sector, learners are required to successfully complete 6 mandatory units:
• Unit 01 Understand the role of the healthcare worker
• Unit 02 Communication skills for working in the health sector
• Unit 03 Personal development in the health sector
• Unit 04 Health, safety and security in the health sector
• Unit 05 Understand quality standards in the health sector
• Unit 06 Equality and diversity in the health sector
As part of your study programme you will also be required to study English and maths as appropriate levels
Course Assessment
All other units will be assessed through a variety of methods such as observations, reports, assignments etc.
Materials
We have put a dress code package together at a cost of approximately £35 based upon the needs of students for their course.
Qualifications
Understanding Working in the Health Sector NCFE Certificate - Level 2
Progression
Progression onto a Level 3 Health and Social Care course or T level courses
Entry Requirements
A minimum of 4 GCSE passes at grade 3 or above including English, maths and science.
Positive school report reference required. A BTEC or other equivalent Foundation Level course awarded at a pass grade. Positive reference from existing college tutor/school report that confirms attendance, punctuality and character.
NOTE: Because Caring and Early Years qualifications are designed to lead to employment with vulnerable groups of people, please note that you will need to have an enhanced DBS check before embarking on our courses.
