Health and Welfare (Yr 1 of 2) (Level 3 Queens University Access Diploma)
QUB
Adult Learning (Access to Higher Education)
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Start Date5 Sep 2022
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Study ModePart-Time
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Duration34 Weeks
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CampusStrand Road
Important Message
Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment, or arrangements should be put in place to pay by instalments. The full fee includes tuition, registration and examination fees (where relevant). Depending on your circumstances you may be entitled to a reduced (concessionary) fee. Reduced fees are applied to the cost of tuition only. Failure to enrol before the Awarding Body deadline may result in you incurring a late fee.
Available Sessions
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CourseCampusTypeStart DateFees
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Course: Queens University Access Diploma in Health and Welfare (Yr 1 of 2) Ref D001Campus: Strand RoadType: Part TimeStart Date: 05/09/2022
(Mon:9:00AM-6:00PM /)Fees:
Full £503.00
Concession £201.00
Examination £102.00
Opens End Of May 2022
Course Offering
- Site location Strand Road

Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
UK Entry RequirementsFor part time study, applicants must provide evidence of basic competence in written and oral communication in English and Numeracy skills. Applicants without a pass or acceptable equivalent in GCSE English Language Grade C/4 or GCSE Mathematics Grade C/4 or above are advised to independently study for GCSE English Language/ Essential Skills Level 2, Communication and GCSE Mathematics/Essential Skills Level 2 Application of Number or acceptable equivalent (depending on university requirements). Applicants should also check (at the beginning of the Access Diploma) with the Admissions Office/Service of the University of their choice to clarify the requirements for English and Mathematics for their chosen degree course. Applications for part time study (2 years part time) from students who have been away from full-time education for a sustained period of time (minimum two consecutive academic years) immediately prior to commencing the Access Diploma will be considered.An interview is also required.International applicants- If English is not your first language you must satisfy the College requirements for IELTS scores or acceptable equivalentEntrance Requirements (ROI)For part time study, applicants must provide evidence of basic competence in written and oral communication in English and Numeracy skills. Applicants without a pass or acceptable equivalent in Irish Leaving Certificate Ordinary Level, English at Grade 04 and Mathematics at Grade 04 should study Essential Skills Level 2, Communication and Application of Number/ GCSE English Language and Mathematics independently in addition to the course (depending on university requirements). Applicants who have already achieved Essential Skills Level 2, Communication and Application of Number or equivalent should check (at the beginning of the Access Diploma) with the Admissions Office/Services of the University of their choice to ensure these qualifications fulfil the entrance requirements for their chosen Universities. Applications for part time study (2 years part time) from students who have been away from full-time education for a sustained period of time (minimum two consecutive academic years) immediately prior to commencing the Access Diploma will be considered.An interview is also required.International applicants- If English is not your first language you must satisfy the College requirements for IELTS scores or acceptable equivalent.Additional Information
Own stationery and calculator will be required.
Further information on the course Try Before You Apply site - http://learn.nwrc.ac.uk/_teldemo/tbya/healthwelfare_access12/
Theresa McLoone 028 7127 6364 Email: theresa.mcloone@nwrc.ac.uk
Core Modules:
Health and Welfare; Research; Study Skills/Communication Skills; Human Anatomy and Physiology; Microbiology IT; Mathematics.
Optional Modules:
Students can choose Psychology optional module (depending on enrolment numbers)
Study Progression:
Applicants may apply to study Foundation Degree / HNC or other degree level study. It can also help you progress to professional education courses such as nursing, midwifery, social work, youth/community work, occupational therapy and other degree courses in the social science/ health studies field.
Future Career Opportunities:
Nursing – all branches – starting at Band 5 £24907 – £30615. Midwifery - starting at £24907 depending on allocated pay band and experience. Social Work – starting at £24907 depending on allocated pay band and experience.
Strand Road Course Contact:
Mrs Theresa McLoone / 028 7127 6364
theresa.mcloone@nwrc.ac.uk
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