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The Level 2 Diploma is for learners who wish to progress to further learning at Level 3 and then into higher education. It is aimed primarily at learners who wish to pursue a career in one of the health science professions which require vocational study at university, but who are not yet ready to study at Level 3. This may be because of gaps in their skills or knowledge, perhaps because their schooling was interrupted or disrupted, or because they are returning to study after bringing up a family. Learners who may be in this position include those who need to:
• build a foundation of knowledge and understanding in an unfamiliar vocational area
• prepare for higher level study after some time away from formal education
• build the confidence, skills, knowledge and understanding required to progress on to Level 3 academic study
• achieve an appropriate formal qualification in order to progress to a Skills and Education Group Access to HE Diploma (Health Science Professions)
• gain a substantial full Level 2 qualification
Units covered are as follows:
• Academic Writing Skills
• Developing Personal Study Skills
• Researching and Understanding Opportunities for Study in HE
• Human Health and Disease
• Introduction to Health Studies
• Nutrition, Performance and Healthy Eating
• Physiology and Exercise
• Understanding the Physical Development of Children and Young People
• Human Physiology
• Human Sex and Reproduction
• Skeleton and Muscles
• Understanding Mental Health
The Level 2 Diploma is primarily designed to enable learners with few formal or appropriate qualifications to progress to the Skills and Education Group Access to HE Diploma (Health Science Professions). There are no specific entry requirements for this qualification but a full IAG and initial assessment will be requested.
The learner must be in employment in a health care sector and have a colleague willing to observe practice and complete expert witness statements to cover the practical elements of the course.
College is not just about your course – it’s an opportunity to have fun, meet new people and explore your interests! You can socialise with friends in the café and comfy seating areas, join a club or sports team or attend exciting events around the college. Many of our enrichment opportunities are also great on your CV or UCAS application to demonstrate your commitment and enthusiasm outside of your studies.
Your time at college can also be affected by life or health difficulties, and it’s okay to need support. Our specialist teams are here every day to listen and give advice, whether it’s about career planning, financial support, mental health, or something else. And if you have a long-term support need or medical condition, we’ll work with you on personalised learning support to help you achieve your full potential.
