Course Code: SE1FE367 Health, Social Care and Behaviour Management - Level 2 Next course dates Start dateLocationDuration 04 Sep 2023 Bispham Campus 1 Year Apply now Overview Is this course for me? What will I learn? Key information Where could this course take me? Course SummaryStudying this qualification will increase your knowledge and awareness of behaviour that challenges and its effects when working in health or social care. By completing the qualification, you will develop knowledge of: Different types of challenging behaviour you may experience when working in health or social care How to support patients’ positive behaviour The importance of communication and behaviour management strategies How to reflect and why this is important when working with vulnerable people Entry Requirements 4 GCSEs grade 3 - 1 including English and Maths and a clear DBS check a successful interview with a tutor the ability to study independently a genuine interest in the subject good communication skills hardworking approach towards the industry All 16-18 year old applicants will be invited to attend an interview to meet a tutor and ask any questions they may have about the course. Essential Skills – English and Maths If you achieve a grade 3 in GCSE Maths or English you will have to work towards re-sitting these subjects as part of your main study programme. At B&FC, this won’t delay your career journey because you’re working towards these subjects at the same time as your chosen subject. Qualification ObtainedCertificate in Understanding Behaviour that Challenges Industry Placement and Field TripsThis course includes opportunity to gain experience working with children and young people, or within mental health settings, designed to enhance learning and increase your employability. We will also invite you to attend mandatory relevant field trips and career events, which you could draw from to enhance your CV and personal statement. Part of this programme includes an industry placement in a health or care related setting with a local employer. It is highly likely that employers will request any students who attend their setting for an industry placement are vaccinated for COVID:19. Learning and Teaching MethodsThis is a full-time course, involving 3 days a week spent at College. You will also be provided with work experience in a relevant setting, which you can either complete during college time or independently on your study day. We will also expect you to spend 3 hours a week on independent learning. At College, teaching is delivered in groups and supported by group activities and discussions. One-to-one support is also provided to help with completing written assignments. When you start the course we will assign you a progress tutor who will support you throughout your time here. Their role is to help you in setting academic and personal targets, identifying career plans, developing employability skills and monitoring your progress to make sure you realise your full potential. Expert Tutors All staff involved in the delivery of further education courses within the College are approved to teach the subjects and modules they deliver. The approval process ensures that staff delivering a given programme are appropriately qualified and, where appropriate, possess relevant technical and industrial experience and professional practice. Other Costs and Equipment Neededll the equipment and resources you need and field trips are provided by B&FC at no extra cost. Tuition Fees Read our tuition fees guide. Regulation and Accreditation Accrediting Institution: N/A Awarding Body: NCFE Regulatory Body: Ofsted Terms and Conditions Read our full terms and conditions for more information. Career Options and Progression Students who study this qualification could progress to Level 3 Understanding Mental Health or Level 3 Early Years qualifications. You could also progress to a BTEC Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care, specialising in nursing (mental health) or social work. There are many job opportunities in the field of health, social care or childcare, including: Mental health nurse Social worker Family support worker Counsellor or psychotherapist Special educational needs (SEN) worker in nurseries or primary schools