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Diploma Level 3 in Health and Social Care (ADULTS)
Who is this course for?
Level 3 is suitable for all those who are working (or seeking work) in a care setting enviroment who are in supervisory role.
(You will opt for either the Children and Young People pathway or Adults pathway at this Level)
Qualification Benefits:
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Recognition for specialised skills needed to work within an advanced role in the caring profession
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Achivement of a City and Guilds (NVQ level 3) qualification in Health and Social Care
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Eligibility to join the NVQ Level 4 Course in Health and Social Care
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Can be used as an entry qualification for University
Number of Units:
Candidates must complete eight units in total. All four core units from group A, plus a choice of four aditional optional units
(Note: Additional units may be selected for professional development but will not count towards the achievement of this NVQ)
A. Core units — Compulsory
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Unit number
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Title
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HSC31
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Promote effective communication for and about individuals
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HSC32
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Promote, monitor and maintain health, safety and security at work
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HSC33
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Reflect and develop your Own practice
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HSC34 (for CYP)
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Promote the well-being and protection of children and young people
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HSC35 (for Adults)
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Promote choice, well-being and the protection of all individuals
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B. Available Optional units
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Unit number
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Title
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HSC37
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Support individuals in their daily living (for people with learning difficulties)
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HSC318
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Support individuals with their personal care needs (for the elderly)
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HSC313
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Provide food and drink for individuals (for people with learning difficulties)
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HSC314
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Help individuals to eat and drink (for the elderly)
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Duration: To be discussed with your assessor ( average 6 to 12 months)
Assessment: Coursework and Practical Observation at the care home
Prerequisite: NVQ Level 2 in Health and Social Care or the required pass mark in a skills scan test
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