Adult GCSEs provide a flexible route for adults who need English or Maths qualifications to meet social care, youth work and social work degree entry requirements. Studied online as a private candidate, they can often be completed alongside an Access to HE Diploma, helping learners progress towards people-focused careers.
Functional Skills Level 2 in English and Maths are widely accepted by universities for many social care and social work degrees, offering adults a flexible way to meet Level 2 entry requirements. They can often be studied alongside an Access to HE Diploma, helping learners progress towards people-focused careers.
GCSE resits provide a flexible route for adults who need English or Maths qualifications to meet social care and social work degree entry requirements. Studied online as a private candidate, they can often be completed alongside an Access to HE Diploma, helping learners progress towards rewarding careers.
Level 2 English and Maths are essential for social care degrees, with GCSEs, Functional Skills and GCSE Equivalency offering different routes to meet entry requirements. Understanding which qualifications your chosen universities accept helps you choose the right pathway towards an Access to HE Diploma and a career in social care.
The Access to HE Diploma (Careers in Education, Youth Work and Child Development) is a flexible, online Level 3 qualification for adults without A Levels, providing a recognised pathway into social work, youth work and related degrees. It prepares learners for university while fitting around work and other commitments.
The Access to HE Diploma (Careers in Education, Youth Work and Child Development) is a flexible, online Level 3 qualification for adults without A Levels, providing a recognised pathway into degrees in social work, youth work, early childhood and related fields. It prepares learners for university and people-focused careers.
This guide examines the size and scale of the care home sector and the largest care home providers, answering some of the most commonly asked questions we receive about care homes in the UK.
