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This qualification will enable learners to develop the knowledge and skills needed when supporting teaching and learning in primary, secondary or special schools. It covers a wide range of areas including children and young people’s development, supporting those with disabilities or special educational needs and communication and professional relationships.
Number of topics: 17
Key area of practical experience and knowledge:
- Emergency care + infant BLS/CHOKING for those interested in midwifery
- Hazardous substances including infection prevention and control (IPC)
- Moving and handling
- Clinical measurements and assessment to include specimen collection
- ADL’s care planning
- Health well being including mental health, frailty and pain
- Skin Integrity
Embedded throughout the above topical areas: Year 1 knowledge and skills
- Best Practice
- Personalisation-factors-barriers
- Recognise deterioration
- Report-Escalate-Advice
- Own role-competence-limitations Duty of Care +Duty of Candour
- Partnership working- roles of others
- Recording- written and verbal
- Legislation/policies/Regulations and procedures
Number of topics: 29
C & G 6711-23 Maintenance Operations Diploma Level 2
The Maintenance Operations Diploma Level 2 qualification has been developed for delivery in a training environment, this means that you do not need to be employed to study this qualification.
It has been designed to develop your skills, knowledge and understanding so you can work in the construction industry or progress to further training. This qualification supports the learner to attain enabling, fundamental and transferable practical skills with associated underpinning knowledge.
To successfully achieve this qualification, you must achieve 54 credits from the mandatory units
You will cover knowledge in two subject areas:
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Unit No |
Unit Description |
Credit Value |
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Unit 201 |
Health, safety and welfare in construction |
7 |
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Unit 202 |
Principles of building construction, information and communication |
6 |
You will also learn key practical skills and knowledge in:
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Unit No |
Unit Description |
Credit Value |
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Unit 235 |
Carry out small scale building repairs brickwork |
10 |
|
Unit 236 |
Carry out small scale painting and decorating repairs |
7 |
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Unit 237 |
Carry out small scale plastering repairs |
8 |
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Unit 238 |
Carry out small scale plumbing repairs |
8 |
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Unit 239 |
Carry out carpentry repairs |
8
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Number of topics: 9
Qualification Overview
C & G 7202-01 Electrical Installation Diploma L1
This qualification provides the ideal introduction to the construction industry and covers the essential skills in electrical installation.
The C & G 7202-01 electrical installation diploma level 1 has been designed for delivery in a training environment; this means that you do not need to be employed to study this qualification. It has been designed to develop your basic skills, knowledge and understanding so you can work as an electrician in the construction industry or progress to further training.
This qualification supports the learner to attain enabling, fundamental and transferable practical skills with associated underpinning knowledge. In addition, industry will accept the qualification on its own as entry to a job role.
It allows learners to progress to the following Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations 2365-02
To achieve the C & G 7202-01 electrical installation diploma level 1, learners must achieve a minimum of 44 credits from the mandatory units.
All learners will cover knowledge on mandatory core subject areas;
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Unit Title |
Credit Value | |
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Unit 101 |
Structure of the construction industry
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4 |
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Unit 102 |
Fundamental safe working practices
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5 |
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Unit 103 |
Environmental and sustainability measures in domestic dwellings |
4 |
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Unit 104 |
Site preparation for working in the construction industry |
7 |
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Unit 105 |
Electrical installation wiring and terminations
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9 |
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Unit 106 |
Fabrication techniques for electrical installation
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11 |
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Unit 107 |
Electrical science and technology
|
4 |
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Number of topics: 13
This qualification develops a basic knowledge of the adult social care sector. It covers the type of job roles and services within it, the role of communication and the importance of valuing the individuals being cared for.
This course is suitable for anyone who is considering starting a career in the care environment. This course will give you some insight into the various roles available and their responsibilities and help you decide whether this is the right career choice for you.
There are 5 units on the course:
128: Introduction to adult social care
129: Introduction to the values and principles of adult social care
130: Awareness of the skills and attitudes needed to work in adult social care
131: Awareness of communication skills in adult social care
132: Awareness of the role and responsibilities of the adult social care worker
Number of topics: 10
- this test comprises 20 questions with 4 possible answers for each question and only one correct answer. Each correct answer is worth one mark
- pass will be a minimum of 12 correct answers (inclusive) out of 20
Number of topics: 1
- this test comprises 20 questions with 4 possible answers for each question and only one correct answer. Each correct answer is worth one mark
- pass will be a minimum of 12 correct answers (inclusive) out of 20
Number of topics: 1
- this test comprises 20 questions with 4 possible answers for each question and only one correct answer. Each correct answer is worth one mark
- pass will be a minimum of 12 correct answers (inclusive) out of 20
Number of topics: 3
".........Everyday activities--such as shopping, using a telephone and banking-- increasingly require interaction with technology. Digital skills (the skills needed to interact with digital technologies) are now necessary life skills. Individuals and businesses alike will need skills to protect themselves online. It is not acceptable for any group to be excluded from access to digital technologies. We must aspire for the vast majority of the population to achieve the level of digital literacy needed to fully participate in society."
Number of topics: 47
This course Functional Skills English will enable you to gain the necessary skills required in everyday life.
Number of topics: 18
At the end of this course you should be able to use ICT to
- Find and select suitable information on the Internet
- Develop, present and communicate information
Number of topics: 8
A one year course aimed at helping learners to develop learning skills, improve the Maths, English and ICT as well as gaining valuable qualifications that will help them to progress in other courses or into the world of work
Number of topics: 10
This VLE page is to support practical assessments where video demonstrations are available to help develop learners skills
Number of topics: 14
Chosen by over 1 million students every year, BTEC offers a range of work-related qualifications for learners taking their first steps into employment, planning to enter university or progressing through their careers. After 30 years of proven success, more employers and Higher Education institutions across the globe are choosing BTEC-qualified candidates for their academic knowledge and practical skills.
BTEC offers the ability to develop work related skills as well as knowledge……….. It can be a fast track to employment
Students completing their BTEC Nationals in Health and Social Care or BTEC Nationals in Applied Psychology will be aiming to go on to employment, often via the stepping stone of higher education.
Students interested in developing their practical and technical skills in a hands-on way.
Able to do exams, but like being able to back this up with coursework.
Willing to work hard in and out of lessons to develop skills compatible with the course.
Enjoys Science, English and basic Maths (Grades 4,5 & 5)
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