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| Mrs Pavani Mannava |
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| Tameside & Manchester Childcare Tutor |
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| Londons Learning |
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| Tutors 4 Kids |
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| Bishops Auckland & Newton Aycliffe Tutor |
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| Stoke On Trent & Newcastle Under Lyme Tutor |
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GCSE Health & Social Care deals with three major areas the first area involves the aspect of care. This particular module looks at the care needs of babies, adolescents, children, adults, the elderly and the disabled. Types of care services including the NHS, private care sectors and voluntary care services as well as the barriers effecting the aforementioned care services including physical, financial and psychological care services are considered. The final area of this module studied includes the study of the main professions in care including the role of doctor, social workers, nurses, care assistants, nursery nurses and the objectives and values of care workers.
The second module studied for GCSE includes the aspects of Health Education and well being and how it is promoted. The student will need to learn major definitions as well as study the factors which are contributory to the positive aspects of good health such as diet, regular exercise and supportive relationships. Factors such as those that contribute to poor health are are concentrated on and include risks from genetic disease, stress, unbalanced diets, lack of exercise, poverty and unemployment. Indicators of physical health such as blood pressure, pulse rates, body mass index and recovery from exercise are also defined.
The final module studied for GCSE deals with how relationships effect personal development. This looks at human growth and development including infancy, childhood, adolescence and adulthood. The factors which effect growth including physical, social, economical and environmental factors are also considered. Relationships within the family, of friends and working are considered on how personal development occurs, as well as major life events such as marriage, divorce, death and changes circumstances effect the well being of the individual.
AS-Level amp; A2-Level Health & Social Care involves compulsory study of set modules as well as a choice of other modules which is dependent on the school or colleges choice. Students can specialise in the care aspect such as effective care and communication, care and needs of the elderly. disabled clients, and working in health and social care, Alternatively there are also modules which deal with health and disease such as health, illness and disease, nutritional dietetics and diagnosing disease and treatment.Other modules deal with developmental theory such as early years development, child development and human development.Further modules can involve the study of complementary therapy, psychological perspectives, disabled clients, mental disorder, social policy, environmental health and research methods.
Students undertaking Health or Social Care at undergraduate and post graduate level a can specialise in several fields including social sciences, childhood studies, critical theory, cultural and area studies. Other niche specialities can include death studies, development studies, ethnicity studies, gender studies and gerontology. Public health, social work and community studies, and youth studies are also popular choices as these can lead to careers and jobs for youth and social workers.
Choices of subjects which can be studied alongside and compliment the study of Health and Social Care can be Biology, Sociology and / or Psychology. Other areas can also include Nursing, Childcare, Human Biology, Human Physiology and Anantomy
Career choices availble to a student undertaking a course in the above can lead to a diverse range of jobs. Although the most obvious is social work or youth work, other career options may be the probationary service and teaching and lecturing, health visting, nursing or working for the public service.
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