A National Foundation Diploma in Health & Social Care is a practical, work-related course. Your assignments are based on realistic workplace situations, activities and commitment demands. As well as learning about the employment area you have chosen, you develop the skills you need to start a career including: Emotional intelligence: in order to empathize with patients and act sensitively in difficult situations that others may be facing Communication: a core skill in many professions but especially in healthcare, where staff need to communicate effectively with patients and their families as well as with co-workers Teamwork: needed to work with colleagues for the good of a patient and this might mean taking on extra tasks and responsibilities Time management: when lives are at risk, it's crucial to prioritize what's important and the nature of the profession also means that you will often be pulled in different directions. This qualification is equivalent to 1½ A Levels and the natural progression is the year two Extended Diploma Program.
For admission on to the National Foundation Diploma / Extended Diploma pathway (3x A-level equivalent over two years) 5 x GCSE's at 4 or above. Including English, Science and math's GSCE at 4 or above or Functional skills Level 2 in English and math's.
Two exams (externally assessed) and four coursework (Internally assessed).
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Kingston upon Thames |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Kingston Hall Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2AQ |
A National Foundation Diploma in Health & Social Care is a practical, work-related course. Your assignments are based on realistic workplace situations, activities and commitment demands. As well as learning about the employment area you have chosen, you develop the skills you need to start a career including: Emotional intelligence: in order to empathize with patients and act sensitively in difficult situations that others may be facing Communication: a core skill in many professions but especially in healthcare, where staff need to communicate effectively with patients and their families as well as with co-workers Teamwork: needed to work with colleagues for the good of a patient and this might mean taking on extra tasks and responsibilities Time management: when lives are at risk, it's crucial to prioritize what's important and the nature of the profession also means that you will often be pulled in different directions. This qualification is equivalent to 1½ A Levels and the natural progression is the year two Extended Diploma Program.
For admission on to the National Foundation Diploma / Extended Diploma pathway (3x A-level equivalent over two years) 5 x GCSE's at 4 or above. Including English, Science and math's GSCE at 4 or above or Functional skills Level 2 in English and math's.
Two exams (externally assessed) and four coursework (Internally assessed).
