| Start Date: | Level: | Study mode: | Course location: | Course Type: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | TBC | Part-Time - Day | Washington Campus | Access to Higher Education |
This course is for students who are aged 19 and above who are wanting to apply to university for degrees in a health related professions such as Adult Nursing, Mental Health Nursing, Learning Disability Nursing, Midwifery, Physiotherapy, Radiography, Occupational Heath, ODP and Public Health.
Entry requirements will be discussed at interview.
| Study level | Cost |
|---|---|
| 19+ | please enquire |
You will experience a combination of teaching and learning styles such as:
- Classroom lectures
- Workshop/ study sessions
- Directed work with other students
- Directed private study
The course is assessed continuously throughout and you will complete a range of assignments to make up a portfolio of evidence.
You will completed ungraded units in both Maths and English to support your studies.
Lessons will take place within college on Monday and Wednesday from 5pm-9.15pm. You will then have a further 4 hours of remote learning which you will complete outside of lessons.
Lessons will take place within college on Monday and Wednesday from 5pm-9.15pm. You will then have a further 4 hours of remote learning which you will complete outside of lessons.
You will completed ungraded units in:
- Study Skills
- English
- Maths
You will also complete five graded units in:
- Biology
- Psychology
- Social Policy and Welfare
- Professional Practice in Health Care
- Contemporary Issues in Health Care
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Sometimes you just need a clean break to become the person you were destined to be. Starting college is the perfect opportunity to break free and become that new person!
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Our diverse student community means that you will meet lots of new people of different ages, backgrounds and interests, so you can enjoy making lifelong friendships!
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Free time
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Different environment
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*Summer 2019
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We have recently invested in a brand new state-of-the-art digital suite and health simulation ward.
People across the North East are to benefit from a new set of digital training courses to develop specialist skills and improve their opportunities
August 3, 2021
Hartlepool Sixth Form students are celebrating after receiving their English and maths GCSE results this week.
January 15, 2021
North East communities to benefit from free distance learning courses throughout the COVID-19 crisis and beyond
June 11, 2020
