BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Health & Social Care
Course Type – BTEC
Learners can select two optional units that cover the biological or sociological topics relevant to the different parts of the sector to support their progression to specialised degree programmes in the sector. To develop a better understanding of the demands of working in the sector and to demonstrate their commitment and interest in the sector when applying for further study, learners can choose to take a minimum of 100 hours’ work experience as part of the course.
Optional united allow learners to develop their interests in different parts of the sector and included:
- Sociological Perspectives
- Psychological Perspectives
- Caring for Individuals with Addtional Needs
- Physiological Disorders and their Care
- Nutritional Health