
Health T Level
Course level: 3
Course code: CP4016
01/09/2025
a future student (16-18)
Is this course right for me?
If you want a career in the healthcare sector, this new two-year T Level qualification will give you the skills and knowledge needed for a range of occupations, such as healthcare assistant, nursing assistant, care worker, or entry to higher education to commence nursing, midwifery, or other healthcare degrees.
T Levels are an alternative to A-levels or an apprenticeship and are designed with employers to give you the skills that the industry needs and the qualities they look for when taking on new staff.
As part of the programme you will complete an in depth work experience placement of at least 45 days – enabling you to put the skills and knowledge you have gained on the course into practice in the workplace – as well as improve your English and Maths skills
Course details
Entry Requirements:
To access this course you are required to have:
· GCSE English at Grade 4 or above
· GCSE maths at Grade 4 or above
· GCSE science trilogy at Grades 55 or above OR
· GCSE separate sciences at Grade 4 or above
What will I learn?
During this course you will study the following core modules:
· Core science concepts including the structure of cells, tissues and large molecules, genetics, microbiology and immunology
· Understanding the healthcare sector
· Providing person-centred care
· Supporting health and wellbeing
· Further knowledge of both human anatomy and physiology and of diseases and disorders
· Infection prevention and control
In addition, you will also be required to study one of the following specialisms:
· Supporting the adult nursing team
· Supporting the midwifery team
· Supporting the mental health team
· Supporting the care of children and young people
· Supporting therapy teams
· Dental nursing
What skills will I gain?
By studying this course you will gain a range of skills to enable you to work in the health and science sector, including:
· Health, safety and environmental regulations
· Managing information and data
· Principles of good scientific and clinical practice
· Checking and testing information
· Supporting points with evidence
· Self-directed study
· Analysing and synthesising information/materials
· Critical thinking and problem solving
· Working collaboratively
· Reflecting upon learning and identifying improvements
· Presenting information in written and verbal formats
How will I be assessed?
Throughout the course you will be assessed on the following ways:
· Exams
· Assignments
· Employer-based project
What can I do next?
Successful completion of the course will enable you to progress to:
· Employment in the healthcare sector
· Higher education qualification
· Degree in a relevant subject
· Higher apprenticeship
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