GCSE in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE. If you are interested in, and want to work with people this may be the course for you This GCSE course gives you the background.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

1 Psychology at AS & A2 Do young children experience problems later on if separated from their caregivers? Can we improve our memory? What attracts us.

Advertisements

To seek wholeness, Through faith, quest and learning to become what God intends us to be.

March 3 rd All change…… New Modular approach to GCSE in many subjects New Syllabus for many subjects Controlled Assessment replacing Coursework.

LEVEL 2. Miss Luckman –Global SAC/Programme Leader of Girls PE Mr Hooper – Teacher of Boys PE Lessons: Tuesday 3 – Miss Luckman Thursday 6 and 7 -Miss.

Using U-Explore: A navigation guide

Year 9 Progression Evening 20 th January 2015 Time to Choose Your Pathway to success!!! Ms Haynes Principal.

Unit 4 – Assignment 3 Today you will know the requirements of assignment 3. You will understand the assessment criteria for P4, M1 & D1. You will be able.

AS and A2 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE at High Storrs Sixth Form.

1 Science at GCSE into the Twenty First Century. 2  Why study science?  What choices are on offer at school/college?  What choices are there after.

Careers for the 21 st Century...and beyond!. Idealist “I thought it would prepare me to change society” “To understand the relationship between social.

Vocationally related qualification, Engage learners in taking responsibility for their own learning, Learners develop knowledge and understanding by applying.

Year 9 Option Choices. COURSES CATERING CHILD DEVELOPMENT HOSPITALITY & CATERING.

Business Studies at Key Stage 4 Miss George Mrs Tattersall.

Llanishen High School BTEC FIRST AWARD OR CERTIFICATE IN HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE.

Hospitality and Catering GCSE This is a new course which will allow you to develop and extend your skills within Hospitality and Catering in a vocational.

CSCD 555 Research Methods for Computer Science

PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS KS4 PREFERENCES SPROWSTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL.

Why study a language???? Broadens possibilities for communication Useful in many areas of work Further understanding of own language Useful as links with.

Elevator Speech What do you need to share with …..?

GCSE HOME ECONOMICS Child Development GCSE Subject Information This course is a must for anyone who knows they would like to work with children or for.

Assistant Practitioners: the journey through education Sue Cluroe The University of Northampton.

Year 9 Transition into year 10

Research has highlighted that the parent-child relationship could be the most important factor in a child’s academic and social development. Professor.

IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE.  Caring  Creative  Organized  Inquisitive.

ICT Cambridge National. Content Assessment = 75% coursework ◦Includes 2 teacher assessed assignments. ◦1 Controlled Conditions assessment. ◦1 Examination.

Engage Enable Empower Thornleigh Salesian College - A Sports College.

PE at KS4 Why choose PE as a GCSE?.

How to develop good study habits Being an A-level student is very different from studying at GCSE level. Although you will study a smaller number of subjects.

Belfast Boys’ Model School Welcome. Aim: To provide guidance on how best to help your son at home To provide advice regarding Controlled Assessment and.

Foundation Challenge an exploration of a not for profit business This computer simulation gives you and the others: an opportunity to manage a not for.

Personal Development Plan PDP. PDPs  A really straight forward way to start planning for your future success.  Also useful if you are working hard but.

The Delivering Social Change Signature Project Planning effective intervention.

Well Done – you have now chosen your perfect phone!!

HIGH RIDGE SCHOOL SPORTS SPECIALIST COLLEGE. GCSE in Applied Information and Communication Technology (Double Award)

THE CHOICES An Elementary School Teacher OR A Librarian.

Options After Year 11.

The Key Stage 4 Curriculum at Christleton High School.

Presentation Title runs here l 00/00/000 Thinking of studying a BTEC in Health and Social Care?

Welcome to Health and Social Care Double GCSE award A*A*- GG.

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (single award)

Become a Qualified Teacher. Initial Teacher Training Programmes Further Education Teachers with Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills (QTLS) status are.

2 YEAR COURSE. COURSE AIMS  To enable students to investigate a range of areas within business  To provide students with the knowledge, understanding.

Year 9 Options in Vocational Education We achieved the most outstanding results in the school.

GCSE HOME ECONOMICS Food and Nutrition

“Good food is a global thing and I find that there is always something new and amazing to learn– I love it’ Jamie Oliver– chef and TV personality.

“It’s called higher education because that’s where it takes you!” Source: Minnesota Office of Education.

Key Stage 4 Options February  What is compulsory (the core) and what is optional.  Which subjects and qualifications are offered at Key Stage.

Be the best you can be Year 9 Options Be the best you can be Core Curriculum in Years 10 and 11 English Language GCSE 1 GCSE English Literature.

Planning the Learner Experience Linda Rolfe & Cerian Ayres Petroc.

Welcome to our BTEC Information Evening Outline of the Evening  Why change the curriculum?  What are BTECs & what BTECs do we offer?  What do.

@ Hollyfield. What are BTECS? BTECS are vocational qualification which are linked into real world occupations They provide you with skills and knowledge.

Key Stage 4 Information Evening 18 th April To provide an update on significant changes to Secondary School Curriculum. -To outline how the Becket.

Engineering Specialist Diploma Steve Gray Chief Executive, Training 2000.

Level 4 Diploma in Dance Teaching

Vocational Education at TCS

Year 9 Options Information Evening

Key Stage 4 Options February 2014.

Irish Survey of Student Engagement (ISSE) Results 2016

OCR GCSE Child Development

Potential Careers Nursery worker Midwife / Nurse / Doctor

WJEC Level 1 & 2 Hospitality and Catering

OCR Sport Science.

Children’s play, learning and development

What happens after Year 11? Mrs Adam – Careers Advisor

Unit 4 – Health: Key Topic 3

YEAR 9 OPTIONS INFORMATION EVENING

Summative assessment of progress

BTEC L3 National Diploma

Year 11 Option Subjects.

Presentation transcript:

GCSE in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

If you are interested in, and want to work with people this may be the course for you This GCSE course gives you the background knowledge and develops the skills needed by anybody considering working with people It could be just as useful for someone interested in being a personal trainer or even a teacher

1. An applied course which is different to most of your other GCSEs as it is vocationally based 2. Two units covered - one is controlled coursework and the other by externally assessed examination 3. You complete projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations, case studies, applied opportunities and real life examples GCSE in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

Unit 1 – Understanding personal development and relationships (external examination, 40% of overall grade) Unit 2 – Exploring health, social care and early years provision (internally assessed, externally moderated coursework, 60% of overall grade) GCSE in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

Unit 1 – Understanding personal development and relationships (external examination, 40% of overall grade) GCSE in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE This unit helps you understand how people grow and develop, as well as the personal relationships people have during their lives. You will look at how people grow and develop from birth, right through to later adulthood. This knowledge will help you understand others and maybe help you understand yourself.

Unit 2 – Exploring health, social care and early years provision (internally assessed coursework, 60% of overall grade) GCSE in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE This unit is based on an investigation into the needs of one person and how health, social care and early years organisations meet those needs. You will select the person you study and conduct all the research yourself.

Health And Social Care Everyday Meetings to discuss Allerdale care homes shake up Public 'still facing significant social care costs' Social care is not free now and it won't be in the future. What we need is for people to start thinking about care costs Retail groups claim a new health levy due to come into force later this year will hit store profits by up to 10% GCSE in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

What the students think… “Lots of discussions and able to ask loads of questions, they make you think” “Learn about things you never thought about before” “Being able to speak to people working in health and social care settings really helps you decide what you want to do when you leave school, rather than just reading it in a book”

 Sports Science  Nursing  Paramedics  Teaching  Child Care  Social Work  Diet and Nutrition  Midwifery GCSE in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE This course is ideal preparation for progression to more detailed study of health, social care and early years post-16. Further study could lead to careers in…