Adults - Qualification courses
ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION
An Access to Higher Education Diploma prepares adults without traditional qualifications for study at university. They are usually 2 days per week and take one year to complete.
Access to Health & Social Care
Here at Shipley College we offer Access routes into Health & Social Care, as we have an ageing population in Bradford, and an increasing demand for those services.
We offer two pathways under Access to Health & Social Care:
In the Health Professions pathway, you will learn about human physiology, psychology and get an understanding of professional healthcare practice. This route prepares you for university study in areas such as Nursing, Midwifery, Paramedic Science and a whole range of other health professions.
The Social Sciences pathway allows you to develop an understanding of social issues in Health & Social Care, psychology and of professional healthcare practice. This pathway will prepare you for areas like Social Work, Teaching, Psychology, Criminology and Youth & Community Development.
Other Access Courses
NEW - we will also be offering an Access to Higher Education course for Esports
(date TBC - contact the Enrolments Team on 01274 327327 to register your interest)
FUNDING YOUR STUDIES
Most people get an Advanced Learner Loan to pay for their Access course, so you will not need to find the money up front. The even better news is that if you do go on to University, and complete your University course, then Student Finance England will ‘write off’ the money you borrowed for your Access course, so you will not need to repay it!
Please contact enrolments@shipley.ac.uk for more information.
OUR ACCESS COURSES - HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE
Access to Higher Education - Health & Social Care
Level 3
Adult Courses - Qualification 1 Year
Start Date: 02-Sep-2024
Made for: Adult Courses - Qualification
Access to Higher Education - Social Science
Level 3
Adult Courses - Qualification 1 Year
Start Date: 02-Sep-2024
Made for: Adult Courses - Qualification
"Completing this course was such an achievement, that I am now looking at volunteering roles in the mental health sector to help support my future degree in Psychology and Counselling, which I have successfully secured a place at university to study, thanks to the help of the Access team.
Looking back on where I was when I started and how I have developed academically I owe a massive thank you to my tutors, the support, guidance and feedback really made a difference. Knowledge and skills taught were truly beneficial therefore I can not thank them enough."