How long is the course? You may study this programme during the daytime (Diploma) or evening (Certificate), commencing in September. What are the entry requirements? • You must have achieved Level 2 Literacy and Numeracy, or equivalent prior to beginning the course. • You will also need to be aged 19 before the programme begins in September/January, day or evening. • Students will take part in an interview prior to being enrolled on the programme. Learners MUST provide certificate(s) of qualification(s) gained What qualification will I achieve? You can achieve Level 2 credits validated by the Open College Network, which is a ‘kite marked’ accreditation body. To achieve the Progression Diploma, you must achieve an agreed number of credits, which is currently 45 at Level 2. To achieve the certificate you must achieve 24 credits. What will I study? There is a mixture of study methods employed on both programmes, such as lectures, practical, work, group workshops, and discussions to stimulate your interest and enhance your learning. You are also expected to carry out a substantial amount of self-study in your own time. The following areas are covered: • Personal Development: including essay writing, reading, note making, interviewing etc. • Health Promotion: including professionalism, working in a health care setting, group and team working skills. • Career Development: you will create a career portfolio, producing CV’s, applications, interview skills etc. • Nutrition: covering all aspect of healthy eating. • Science 16 – 18 year olds Full-time Barnsley College students aged 16-18 years old do not have to pay tuition fees. However, if the course is listed as full fee payable, fee waivers do not apply. 19+ Students You may be eligible for free or reduced course fees. However, if the course is listed as full fee payable, fee waivers do not apply.
Name: PROGRESSION (PRE-ACCESS) LEVEL 2 DIPLOMA - CERTA Qualification title: Diploma in Progression (QCF) Qualification type: Assessment You will be continually assessed on this programme through a wide variety of course work, which may take several forms e.g. an essay, discussions, debates, a report, a presentation, and/or group work. There is no formal end examination as grades are based on coursework. Awarding Open College Network Yorkshire and Humber Region (trading as CERTA) Created 20140822 03:04:36 Updated 20141217 08:54:44
No specialist equipment required, although access to a computer and the internet from home would be of benefit. Equipment required No specialist equipment required, although access to a computer and the internet from home would be of benefit.
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Title: Diploma in Progression (QCF) Qualification: Diploma in Progression (QCF) Classification: Preparation for Life and Work