Interested in studying Health?
Uniquely, we offer Health courses to Year 10 and Sixth From. These courses are suitable for students who wish to progress into careers including nursing, midwifery, social work, paramedic, care work, health and nutrition. Subsequently, these courses build understanding of the requirements and challenges of working in a healthcare setting, including building relationships, equality and diversity and health and safety.
Importantly, by studying the health and care pathway at Bucks UTC, students gain a broad understanding of the human mind and body, and the causes and symptoms of some diseases. To begin with, students examine a range of health topics including anatomy, psychology, acute and chronic conditions, genetic and nutritional disorders, mental health and infectious diseases. Additionally, this is backed up with employer partner opportunities in the NHS or other local community areas related to Health.
Furthermore, students will learn how to develop a person centred approach to care. With the intention, they will have opportunities to work towards certificates that are recognised by employers such as NHS and be inspired to consider further education or careers in the local community.
Who is right for the course?
Obviously, the NHS is crying out for young, gifted, passionate, caring people. Does this sound like you? Are you keen to start your career in a sector that plays such a fundamental role in all of our lives?
In short, our Health specialism course focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease, illness, injury, and other physical and mental impairments in humans. As a result skills of the future workforce will include:
- Empathy
- Communication skills
- Core Science skills
Explore the Career Pathways
There are many different roles in the world of Health, from support roles, Technical roles and professional roles. There are 350 different NHS Careers and everyone makes a difference every day! You can find out more information about these different careers HERE.