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Do you want a job where you make a positive difference and help people every day?
You could become the person who helps on emergency units and cares for vulnerable people.
Or you might dress wounds, take blood samples, and reassure a patient's family about their loved one's progress.
The UK will always need skilled healthcare professionals.
But before you step into a hospital, you need to know how to help people feel better and stay healthy safely.
This T Level gives you the work experience and knowledge to study a healthcare degree at university or start an apprenticeship in the sector.
Why should you study this course?
You need five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including Maths, English, and Science.
As well as this, you'll need a clear DBS check to work with vulnerable people during work experience.
After you apply, you'll attend an interview.
Don't worry, it's not a test. Its a chance to see if the course is the right fit for you.
If you don't achieve the grades you need for this course, our health tutors recommend progressing through Level 2 Health and Social Care.
Just because you haven't achieved the grades you need doesn't mean you can't study health.
Our tutors will help you find a course to suit your experience.
You will also study Supporting Adult Nursing as a professional specialism.
A T Level is split into four days in the classroom and one day at work placement.
One day, you could learn biology in the classroom with our expert health tutors.
And the next, you might put your knowledge into practice in our Ward Simulation Suite.
Because you can't learn healthcare from textbooks alone.
Our suite is like a real hospital setting, so you feel confident when you step into a care home or hospital ward for the first time.
In your first year, you will complete a placement in a care home once a week.
This will help you learn how to care for vulnerable people and experience the care environment on an average day.
During your second year, you'll complete work experience at the Royal United Hospital in Bath to learn in a fast-paced healthcare setting.
It will also make your UCAS application or CV stand out.
If you want help finding a placement in first year, email placements@bathcollege.ac.uk.
For assessments, youll sit written and practical exams to
prove you can apply your real-world skills when it matters most.
A T Level in Health opens the door to many career paths.
Because a T Level earns the same UCAS points as three A Levels, you could progress to study a health degree at university.
Or you could secure an advanced apprenticeship with a local employer.
Most learners who complete a T Level in Health become:
And more healthcare careers
The UK will always need skilled healthcare professionals who can support people when they need it most.
Could this be you?
Studying healthcare can lead to a secure, stable career with many opportunities to progress.
If you need help with travel costs to and from college or free college meals, please email studentfunding@bathcollege.ac.uk.
Money shouldn't stand in the way of your future healthcare career.
The City Centre Campus also offers the following support:
If you need support during your time at the college, our Welfare team can help you with:
Email safe@bathcollege.ac.uk to book a private one-to-one chat with a friendly Welfare Officer.