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A Level in Health and Social Care: Your Path to a Rewarding Career

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• Introduction

1. Benefits of Studying A Level in Health and Social Care

2. curriculum overview, 3. career opportunities, why choose a level in health and social care.

Are you intrigued by the complexities of human health and social well-being? Embark on an enriching educational journey with an A Level qualification in health and social care. In this comprehensive guide, explore the myriad benefits of studying this dynamic subject and discover how it can pave the way for a fulfilling career in the healthcare industry.

Delve into the multifaceted aspects of health and social care, including human development, anatomy, physiology, psychology, and sociology. Gain a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness between physical, mental, and social well-being, and develop critical thinking skills essential for addressing real-world healthcare challenges.

Explore a diverse curriculum that covers a wide range of topics, from the principles of healthcare practice to ethical considerations in social services. Engage in interactive learning experiences, including case studies, practical demonstrations, and work placements, to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings and develop practical skills valued by employers.

Unlock a plethora of career opportunities in healthcare, social services, and community development sectors. Pursue roles such as healthcare assistant, social worker, community support worker, or mental health practitioner, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and communities.

Embark on an inspiring journey towards a rewarding career in health and social care with an A Level qualification. Gain invaluable knowledge, skills, and experiences that will equip you to excel in the dynamic and ever-evolving healthcare industry. Prepare to make a positive impact on individuals, families, and communities, and embark on a fulfilling career path dedicated to promoting health, well-being, and social justice.

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This qualification can help you succeed in a wide range of healthcare settings, such as: •residential care •community and primary care •acute health environments (eg hospitals) •domiciliary services (home care/home help) •supported living projects •community-based care •private care for a person or family. You might also be interested in these qualifications: •Certificate in Working in the Health Sector (3176) •Certificate in Mental Health (3061) •Promoting the Mental Health and Well Being of Older People (3062) •Certificate/Diploma for the Children and Young People's Workforce (4227) •Diploma in Leadership in Health and Social Care (4222).

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You can deliver the Level 2 qualification in college or in the workplace. Assessment must be in the workplace. The Level 3 qualification must be workplace-based in a health or social care setting. To deliver these diplomas, you need qualified members of staff - you can train internal members of staff or recruit specially. You will also need to make sure learners have access to a workplace setting. To find all the resource requirements, download the qualification handbook from the centre documents section. You can get automatic approval if you currently offer the NVQ in Health and Social Care (3172) or the Certificate in Health and Social Care (3179). Download the form for automatic/fast-track approval from the additional documents section.

Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care (England) (4222-34)

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• Type: Credit based qualification This is categorisation to help define qualification attributes e.g. type of assessment
• Credits: 70 Credits are a measure of the size of the qualification
• Guided Learning Hours: 479 - 534 This is the average contact time a centre would typically commit
• Total Qualification Time: 700 The total time for the qualification
• Key Stage: N/A This shows the equivalent Key Stage level.
• Last Certification: 31/08/2030 This is the last date that a certificate can be issued
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Centre documents.

• 4222-21 L2 Logbook Units Eng v1-3 zip 1 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-21 L2 Unit pack v1-1 zip 4 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-21 Qualification handbook v6-2 pdf 2 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-22 L2 Dip QHB v3-1 pdf 1 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-22 L2 Logbook Units W-NI v1-3 zip 812 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-22 L2 Logbook Wales NI Mandatory v1-1 pdf 401 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-22 L2 Qualification recording form Wales NI Welsh v1 doc 205 KB 14 Aug 2018
• 4222-22 L2 Unit pack v1-1 zip 3 MB 24 Jul 2018
• Mapping doc 4222 to L2 TB Adult Care Worker Apprenticeship Standards 003 pdf 529 KB 24 Jul 2018

4222 Level 3

• 4222-31 L3 Logbooks Units Eng v1-4 zip 1 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-31 L3 Qualification handbook v6 pdf 2 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-32 L3 Dip QHB v4-2 pdf 2 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-32 L3 Logbook Mandatory v1-1 pdf 415 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-32 L3 Logbook Units Adults W NI v3 zip 1 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-32 L3 Qualification recording form Wales NI Welsh v1 doc 206 KB 14 Aug 2018
• 4222-32 L3 Unit pack v2 zip 4 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-33 L3 Dip QHB v4-1 pdf 1 MB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-33 L3 Logbook Mandatory v1 pdf 348 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-33 L3 Unit pack v1 zip 2 MB 14 Aug 2018

Recording forms

• 4222-31 L3 Qualification recording form v1 doc 472 KB 14 Aug 2018
• 4222-32 L3 Qualification recording form v1 doc 479 KB 14 Aug 2018

4222 Level 4

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• 4222-34 logbook v2 pdf 379 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-34-84 L4 Diploma QHB V3-2 pdf 2 MB 14 Jun 2024
• Mapping L4 Lead Practitioner in Adult Care to the L4 Diploma in Adult Care May 2021 pdf 203 KB 27 May 2021

Additional documents

• 4222 Level 2 Care Certificate Mapping document v1 pdf 639 KB 24 Jul 2018
• HandSC Level 2 Textbook Sample Chapters pdf 722 KB 24 Jul 2018
• HandSC Level 3 Textbook Sample Chapters pdf 8 MB 24 Jul 2018

Assessment materials

• 4222 Assessor guide v1 pdf 140 KB 14 Aug 2018
• 4222 Assessor requirements v1 pdf 11 KB 14 Aug 2018
• 4222-204 Assessment pack v1 zip 197 KB 24 Jul 2018
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• 4222-237 Assessment pack v1 zip 255 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-245 Assessment pack v1-2 zip 298 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-248 Assessment pack v1-1 zip 269 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-249 Assessment pack v1-1 zip 230 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-251 Assessment pack v1 zip 269 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-253 Assessment pack v1-2 zip 270 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-254 Assessment pack v1 zip 235 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-256 Assessment pack v1 zip 262 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-258 Assessment pack v1-1 zip 277 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-264 Assessment pack v1 zip 328 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-265 Assessment pack v1 zip 272 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-266 Assessment pack v1 zip 289 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-304 Assessment pack v1 zip 97 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-330 Assessment pack v1 zip 238 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-365 Assessment pack v1-1 zip 254 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-375 Assessment pack v1 zip 261 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-376 Assessment pack v1 zip 253 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-378 Assessment Pack v1 zip 293 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-380 Assessment pack v1 zip 244 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-382 Assessment pack v1-1 zip 267 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-385 Assessment pack v1 zip 284 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-393 Assessment Pack v1 zip 290 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-402 Assessment Pack v1 zip 331 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-618 Answer material v1 zip 359 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222-619 Assessment pack v1 zip 193 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Qualification recording form v4 docx 2 MB 24 Jul 2018
• Assessor requirements v2 pdf 248 KB 24 Jul 2018

Purpose and Recognition

• 50111942 KS5 L3 Health and Social Care Adults England Purpose pdf 293 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 50113069 KS5 Level 2 Diploma in Health and Social Care Purpose pdf 222 KB 24 Jul 2018

Recognition

• 4222 Recognition Letter Age UK pdf 135 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Airedale NHS pdf 122 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council pdf 135 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Compton Hospice pdf 352 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Cornwall Care pdf 590 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Enfield Council pdf 328 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Glenmore Trust pdf 55 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Health Education Yorkshire and the Humber pdf 222 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Leeds City Council pdf 124 KB 24 Jul 2018
• 4222 Recognition Letter Mersey Care NHS Trust pdf 347 KB 24 Jul 2018
• Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care England Advanced Learning Loans Purpose Statement 61007894 pdf 66 KB 01 Mar 2024

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