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Access to HE in Health and Social Care

Study Mode
Part Time Day
Level
3
Duration
1 Year
Subject
Health and Social Care
Suitable for
19+
Location
East Ham Campus
Access to HE in Health and Social Care
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About the course

This Access to Higher Education Diploma in Health and Social Care is designed for adults who want to progress to university-level study or careers within the health and care sector.

The course develops academic study skills alongside knowledge of health, wellbeing, communication and care practice, helping you prepare for higher education and professional roles.

Key topics

  • health and social care practice
  • communication and professional values
  • human development and wellbeing
  • safeguarding and equality
  • research and academic study skills
  • health promotion and care principles

You will

  • develop academic and professional skills for higher education
  • build confidence in research and independent study
  • develop communication and analytical skills
  • prepare for university-level health and social care study

Why study with us

Prepare for progression into higher education and care professions

Our Access to HE courses support adults returning to study and preparing for higher education. You will benefit from experienced tutors, tailored support and progression-focused learning.

Entry requirements

  • Suitability: suitable for adults preparing for higher education within health and social care.
  • English and maths: GCSE English and maths at grade 4/C or above are strongly recommended.
  • Assessment: English and maths assessment may be required.
  • Interview: you will attend an interview to discuss your progression goals.

How much will this course cost?

The course fee is TBC.

Progression

Courses:

  • degrees in Health and Social Care, Social Work or related subjects
  • higher education programmes in community or care-based professions

Other:

  • career progression within care and support services
  • professional development within health and social care environments