Health, Social and Childcare
Healthcare workers need strong communication skills and a caring nature. Nursery workers can be employed in day nurseries and children’s centres or become childminders. Staff in the School of Health, Social and Childcare are industry experts as well as lecturers. Our supportive and caring lecturers are committed to ensuring students succeed. Within the courses for Health, Social Care and Childcare the delivery of bilingual units will be available for students.
What will I do?
All students complete a related work-based placement, with a focus on employability skills and improving numeracy and literacy. Students are also encouraged to complete a Welsh language communication course and enhance their interpersonal skills through group activities and fundraising events. All students undertake charity and fundraising work throughout the year for local and national charities.
Career opportunities
Our courses can lead to a career as a teacher, teaching assistant, childcare practitioner, speech and language therapist, nurse, paramedic and social work. Many progress onto the many Health, Social and Childcare degree programmes at the College before entering employment.
Average annual earnings
Children, Adult, Mental Health Nursing £25k - £48k Social Work £23k - £47k
Speech and Language £24k - £49k Occupational Therapy £21k - £41k
“College introduced me to a lot subjects that really interested me, boosted my confidence and helped with my team work .’’ Ffion Jones.
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The School of Health, Social and Childcare has courses designed to meet the needs of the community and prepare students for careers in this highly sought after industry. You will receive work-related training and some courses assess you in your workplace. This means that you will gain industry experience vital for progression onto higher education, as well as the recognised qualifications you need for a career in this industry.
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