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OCR National
Certificate
in Health,
Social Care
and Early
Years |
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OCR National
Diploma in
Health,
Social Care
and Early
Years |
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OCR National
Extended
Diploma in
Health,
Social Care
and Early
Years |
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If you are
looking for
a career in
health,
social care
and early
years and
want to
develop
skills and
understanding
that are
directly
relevant,
then these
qualifications
are for you.
You can also
study
individual
units
alongside
other
qualifications
that you
want to
achieve. |
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Develop
the
ability to
work
autonomously
and
effectively
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Build your
skills,
knowledge
and
understanding
of health,
social
care and
early
years
needed to
both
continue
studying
and to
start work
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Be able to
specialise
in
particular
areas of
health,
social
care and
early
years if
you wish
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Obtain a
qualification
that is
relevant
to the
workplace.
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Course
Structure |
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Mandatory
units |
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Unit 1
Working
to
quality
practice
in care
settings |
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Unit 2
Working
with
service
users in
care
settings |
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Unit 3
Behavioural
awareness
in care |
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Unit 4
Applied
practical
care in
settings |
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Optional
units |
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Non-specialist
units |
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Assessments |
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There are no
exams. Your
tutor will
assess your
work for all
units and
this will be
checked by
OCR. The OCR
Level 3
Nationals in
Health,
Social Care
and Early
Years
contain
three types
of
qualifications,
each one
building on
the
previous. |
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To
achieve
the
Certificate,
you must
achieve
a total
of six
units
consisting
of four
mandatory
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and two
optional
units. |
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To
achieve
the
Diploma
you
must
complete
a total
of 12
units
consisting
of four
mandatory
units
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eight
optional
units. |
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To
achieve
the
Extended
Diploma,
you must
complete
a total
of 18
units
consisting
of four
mandatory |
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units
and 14
optional
units. |
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Progression |
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To work
in
health,
social
care and
early
years
related
roles –
for
example:
in the
health
sector,
enter |
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employment
as a
trainee
in
nursing
or as a
physiotherapist’s
aide |
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To
college
or
university
for
further
study |
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To
work-related
and
occupational
qualifications
in
health,
social
care and
early
years |
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You can
enter for
individual
units and
gain
certificates
for units as
you achieve
them. A
number of
options are
available to
you. If you
wish, you
can start
with the
six-unit
Certificate
and, by
adding a
further six
optional
units, you
can achieve
the 12-unit
Diploma. You
can then
progress
with another
six optional
units to
gain the
full 18-unit
Extended
Diploma. |
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Duration |
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January,
March,
May,
July,
September,
November |
Certificate:
6
Months
Diploma:
12
Months
Extended
Diploma:
18
Months |
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