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Health & Social Care
BTEC Health & Social Care
Please note: To study this course, you must meet the general Sixth Form entry requirements as well as the subject-specific entry requirements listed below.
View General Sixth Form Entry Requirements
YEAR 12
U2 Working in Health and Social Care (Examined Unit)
U5 Meeting Individual Care and Support Needs
U7 Principles of Safe Practice in Health and Social Care
YEAR 13
U1 Human Lifespan Development (Examined Unit)
U4 Enquiries into Current Research in Health and Social Care (External Assessment)
U6 Work Experience in Health and Social Care
U7 Principles of Safe Practice in Health and Social Care
U8 Promoting Public Health
Students complete either a Diploma (2 A Levels), or the Extended Diploma (3 A Levels).
The Diploma has a total of 8 units: 4 are examined; 4 are coursework assessed.
Why Study?
The combination of human development and health through each life stage; community inclusion through support and intervention, in an expanding and ageing population.
Studying Health and Social Care will equip students with the knowledge to question lifestyle factors like diet, work/life balance, relationships, employment, housing, and relate these to how each affects our health and wellbeing throughout each stage in our lives.
The subject integrates sociology, psychology, ethics and health education in the context of human growth and development.
Entry Requirements
Grade 4 in English. If studied at Key Stage 4, a Merit in Level 2 Health & Social Care is also required.
