T Levels signify a big change in technical education as they will become one of the main choices for students post-16, alongside A Levels and Apprenticeships. Equivalent to 3 A Levels, the two-year courses have been developed in collaboration with employers and businesses to ensure the content prepares learners for the world of work and meets industry needs. Studying this T Level Health course gives you:
GCSE Grade 4 or above in Maths, English and Science
Around 80% of your time will be spent in the classroom with the remaining 20% being spent in an industry placement. You will attend College 3-4 days weekly.
The T Level Health course is made up of four component parts, with the Technical Qualification being the substantial component:
Units covered:
A1: Working within the health and science sector
A2: The healthcare sector
A3: Health, safety and environmental regulations in the health and science sector
A4: Health and safety regulations applicable in the healthcare sector
A5: Managing information and data within the health and science sector
A6: Managing personal information
A7: Good scientific and clinical practice
A8: Providing person-centred care
A9: Health and wellbeing
A10: Infection prevention and control in health-specific settings
A11: Safeguarding
B1: Core science concepts
B2: Further science concepts
CS1: Demonstrate person-centred care skills
CS2: Communication
CS3: Team working
CS4: Reflective evaluation
CS5: Researching
CS6: Presenting
Further skills gained:
Assessment for the T Level Health course consists of:
Upon completion of the T Level Health qualification, career progression routes include:
Employers involved with the course include:
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