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Entry Level 3 Personal Wellbeing and Entry 3 Work Skills Health and Social Care

Study Area: 16-18
Duration: 1 Year
Attendance: Full Time

Course Overview

This course will offer you insights into the key skills needed in Health and Social Care while helping you develop an understanding of personal wellbeing and how to maintain it. On successful completion, you will be prepared to progress onto our Level 1 Health and Social Care course.

On this course, you will learn British Sign Language (BSL) while developing the essential workplace skills needed for the industry. You’ll also build your confidence with CV writing, explore ways to support your personal wellbeing, and discover how small changes can make everyday life more accessible and inclusive for everyone.

Maths and English lessons are also included to suit your level

Start Date

September 2027

Entry Requirements & Interview Process

Applicants need to be studying at Entry 3 or Entry 2 in English or Maths. If you are unsure about your level, we can complete an assessment on your current level.

Applicants without the stated entry requirements may still have their application considered. These will be evaluated on individual merit and interviewing staff may introduce an assessment into the interview process to assess applicants’ current level of ability in relation to the course applied for. Applicants in this situation should contact admissions@calderdale.ac.uk

Progression

This course will prepare you to progress onto the Level 1 Health & Social Care course.

Career Opportunities
Nurse, Care Assistant, Social Worker, Youth Worker

Assessment Methods

Throughout this course, you will complete 10 units which will be individually marked by your course tutor.

Course Fees

This course is free for students aged 16-18.

Entry Level 3 Personal Wellbeing and Entry 3 Work Skills Health and Social Care

Study Area: 16-18
Duration: 1 Year
Attendance: Full Time
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