This course is ideal for students planning on a career within health and social care. The BTEC Level 3 course can be equivalent to one, two or three A levels (completed over 2 years) and students must have a commitment to continued assessment via course work. Work experience will be required of all students regardless of level of study. For each unit there is plenty of content to learn, and for coursework units, there are regular deadlines that need to be met, so students need to be very organised.
Five grade 9-4 at GCSE level including minimum level 4 in English and Maths. You must be genuinely passionate about examining, debating and developing an understanding of health & social care topics. All A-level courses require passes at GCSE English and mathematics, the required subject specific grade and passes in at least two other subjects Entry onto BTEC courses requires 5 good GCSE or Level 2 passes. For Health and Social Care applicants must have at least a standard pass in GCSE English Language. For Applied Science applicants must have at least a standard pass in GCSE mathematics. If you do not already have English or Maths at GCSE you will need to discuss your options with us and you will have to continue these subjects.
Assessment is through external examination and internally assessed coursework underpinned by both primary and secondary research.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Liverpool |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | 41 Greenland Street, Liverpool, L1 0BS |
This course is ideal for students planning on a career within health and social care. The BTEC Level 3 course can be equivalent to one, two or three A levels (completed over 2 years) and students must have a commitment to continued assessment via course work. Work experience will be required of all students regardless of level of study. For each unit there is plenty of content to learn, and for coursework units, there are regular deadlines that need to be met, so students need to be very organised.
Five grade 9-4 at GCSE level including minimum level 4 in English and Maths. You must be genuinely passionate about examining, debating and developing an understanding of health & social care topics. All A-level courses require passes at GCSE English and mathematics, the required subject specific grade and passes in at least two other subjects Entry onto BTEC courses requires 5 good GCSE or Level 2 passes. For Health and Social Care applicants must have at least a standard pass in GCSE English Language. For Applied Science applicants must have at least a standard pass in GCSE mathematics. If you do not already have English or Maths at GCSE you will need to discuss your options with us and you will have to continue these subjects.
Assessment is through external examination and internally assessed coursework underpinned by both primary and secondary research.
