HNC Healthcare Practice
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HNC Healthcare Practice
Overview
Are you interested in a career within the health care sector? The HNC Health Care Practice course is designed to allow you to either seek employment in the health care sector as a Health Care Support Assistant or to progress onto university to study nursing.
Combining academic knowledge and clinical skills practice within a NHS placement, the course is designed to help you gain the skills competencies required for practice. This is a very popular course and entry will be based on the strength of your personal statement and your qualifications.
Entry
Entry Requirements:
It would be advantageous to have some of the following:
- 2 Highers (1 of them should be English);
- NQ Health and Social Care Level 6 or equivalent;
- SVQ level 3 Social Services and Health Care (SCQF Level 6);
- SCQF Level 6 Foundation Apprenticeship in Social Services and Healthcare
Please Note: Applications with no formal qualifications from individuals with life experience and/or experience within the health and social care sector will be considered.
Personal Statement:
In addition to qualifications, entry onto the course will be based on the strength of your personal statement.
You are requested to include a personal statement of no more than 650 words and must include the following:
- Why you are interested in nursing/healthcare;
- What you think the challenges in nursing/healthcare are;
- What essential skills a nurse/healthcare professional possesses;
- What you know about our institution and this course;
- Why you are a good match for the course
Additional Information:
- 1 Reference is required at interview stage.
- Successful applicants will be subject to satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure Scotland check in the form of an enhanced PVG.
- A financial payment of £50 will be made by each student as a contribution towards PVGs, uniform and health clearance checks (this can be made in instalments or a one-off payment)
Learn
What you will study:
- Safe Working Practice for Care
- Therapeutic Relationships; Understanding Behaviour
- Sociology and Health in Scotland
- Professional Standards for Care Practice
- Understanding Personal and Professional Development
- Clinical Skills for Care Practitioners
- The Human Body in Health and Illness
- Exploring Mental Health
- Healthcare Practice: Graded Unit 1
- Practice Placement in a NHS Setting
