Access to Higher Education Diploma in Midwifery L3
Access courses are specially designed to help mature learners gain the qualifications needed to progress to university. They bridge the gap between your previous education and the requirements for higher education, providing a supportive learning environment with smaller class sizes. You'll be surrounded by like-minded individuals, offering plenty of opportunities to network and share experiences. The course is structured over two days a week, allowing you to balance your studies with other commitments. This course is crafted to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills to seamlessly transition into a degree or diploma program in higher education, focusing on midwifery or related fields. This is a qualification designed for adults with an interest in Midwifery, Nursing, Family Planning or adults seeking a change of career.
English and maths at GCSE grade 9-4 (A*-C). Equivalence of these qualifications will be considered. Evidence of a commitment to learn and the ability to study at this level shown at interview.
This course develops the academic and professional skills needed for success in higher education. Topics include: study skills, essay writing, report writing, speaking and listening skills, reading and research skills, human biology and
midwifery studies.Throughout the course, you will also receive dedicated support with your UCAS application, including guidance on higher education progression routes and writing effective personal statements.
Learners primarily progress to Higher Education study in areas related to Midwifery, Adult Nursing, Child Nursing, Related Health Studies degrees. In addition, internal progression to: Undergraduate Degree in Public Health and Social Care at Croydon University Centre. Career opportunities after higher education include Midwife, Lactation Consultant, Doula or Family Planning Specialist.
The core subjects for the Access to Higher Education Diploma in Midwifery include: study skills
, human biology,
nursing studies, psychology and tutorial support.There will be a variety of assessment methods, including: practical assessments, oral presentation, debates, coursework, project work and examinations.
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