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The one-year Level 3 Access to Higher Education Diploma in Allied Health Professions provides a broad-based experience for students over the age of 19 who wish to enter a range of Higher Education courses in the Health Professions subjects.
From this pathway, you may progress onto a degree in Operating Department Practice, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Paramedic Science, Radiography or other health-related degrees.
If you are interested in Nursing and Midwifery, please take a look at Access to Higher Education Diploma in Nursing and Midwifery.
As well as the skills gained in biology and Professional Health Care Practice, you will also develop skills in independent research, critical thinking and evaluative skills, study skills, interview skills and interpersonal skills.
You will develop the necessary skills to progress onto Higher Education. We will introduce you to the UCAS system and provide tutorial sessions for university applications.
Expect to spend around 15 hours a week for studies outside of your college timetable. You will need to allow this time for assignments, lesson preparation and revision activities. If you have a job, we recommend that you do not work more than 15 hours per week due to the intensity of the Access course.
You should also expect to work with others and independently, meet deadlines and complete work to a high standard.
As well as the skills gained in biology and Professional Health Care Practice, you will also develop skills in independent research, critical thinking and evaluative skills, study skills, interview skills and interpersonal skills.
You will develop the necessary skills to progress onto Higher Education. We will introduce you to the UCAS system and provide tutorial sessions for university applications.
Expect to spend around 15 hours a week for studies outside of your college timetable. You will need to allow this time for assignments, lesson preparation and revision activities. If you have a job, we recommend that you do not work more than 15 hours per week due to the intensity of the Access course.
You should also expect to work with others and independently, meet deadlines and complete work to a high standard.
Assessment on Access programmes involves a range of methods such as essays, presentations, reports, research investigations, laboratory work and two end-of-year examinations.
You will have a combination of 15 ungraded and 45 graded level 3 units.
For the graded units, you will be graded at Pass, Merit or Distinction.
If you are aged 19+ and studying a Further Education Course at Bradford College, you may have to pay course fees. Course fees are dependent on the number of hours and which course is being taken. Actual costs can be obtained from our team. Email: enrolment@bradfordcollege.ac.uk. https://www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/study/adult-students/fees
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