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Health and Social Care is one of the fastest growing sectors for employment in the UK and there are a range of exciting professions within the sector that you will be ready to enter, via employment or apprenticeship, or study further at University. The course includes 100 hours of work experience and units on human lifespan development, public health promotion, nutrition and anatomy and physiology.
Students who studied Health and Social Care at King Ethelbert School earned University places to study Midwifery, Nursing, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, Primary School Teaching, Paramedic Science, Psychology and Health Policy. Many of these ex-students are now practicing and thoroughly enjoying the daily challenges presented in these vital roles.
Course information
Course information
Students will have to option to complete an extended Diploma (equivalent of 3 A Levels and up to 168 UCAS points), or a Diploma (equivalent of two A levels and up to 112 UCAS points).
Diploma (720 GLH - Guided Learning Hours)
2 A Levels
8 units
6 mandatory units
2 optional units
supports progression to Higher Education and employment
Extended Diploma (1080 GLH)
3 A Levels
13 units,
7 mandatory units
6 optional
Other professions accessed through Health and Social Care are: Physiotherapist, Occupational therapist, Speech and Language Therapist, Play Therapist, Counsellor, Dental Nurse, Physician Associate, Mental Health Worker, Radiographer.
IMG_1081 (1) (1).mov"Studying Health and Social Care has allowed me to gain access to a full-time job in which I am gaining experience to pursue my dream career in teaching" Abbie Lee (KES 6th Form 2015-2017)
"If healthcare is something that interests you and you would like to have a profession within this sector BTEC health and social care would be a great subject to choose, as it opens up more opportunities for future careers. You learn about the needs of newborns to 60+, so whether you wish to work with children or adults this course would help" Amy-Louise Scott (KES 6th Form 2019-2021)
"'My teachers make the lesson interesting and everyone involved in the lesson offers brilliant support" Callum Friend (KES 6th Form 2019-2021)
For further information please contact Miss Catherine Love: catherinelove@kingethelbert.kent.sch.uk
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