DIPLOMA IN ANIMAL CARE ENTRY 2
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Description
Full TimeStudents enrol on their choses course (Animal, Floristry, Horse or Horticulture), and complete core modules plus a range of practical and theory modules in their chosen subject. Students also complete Essential Skills to help improve their literacy and numeracy skills and it is important that students develop these skills to at least Entry 3/Level 1 standard to help them progress to the next level*.
How you will gain the qualification
Students gain the qualification by completing a series of practical and written assessments.There are no examinations on this course.
What qualifications you need
Enthusiasm and commitment are essential. You should let us know when you apply and/or…
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Students enrol on their choses course (Animal, Floristry, Horse or Horticulture), and complete core modules plus a range of practical and theory modules in their chosen subject. Students also complete Essential Skills to help improve their literacy and numeracy skills and it is important that students develop these skills to at least Entry 3/Level 1 standard to help them progress to the next level*.
How you will gain the qualification
Students gain the qualification by completing a series of practical and written assessments.There are no examinations on this course.
What qualifications you need
Enthusiasm and commitment are essential. You should let us know
when you apply and/or at interview if you have any additional
learning needs.
Entry 3 Entry Requirements
At least 1 x GCSE at Grade G or above, plus literacy and
numeracy at Entry 3 leel or above. Alternatively, successful
completion of a suitable Entry 2 qualification in a related subject
plus literacy and numeracy at Entry level or above.
Entry 2 Entry Requirements
Applicants without GCSE's and /or with literacy and numeracy
skills below Entry 3 may be offered a place on the Entry 2 course,
or may be directed to alternative Entry1/Entry 2 courses at
Foundation level.
All applicants will be interviewed to establish their suitability for the course. The course is primarily intended for school leavers (aged 16-19), but is also a suitable progression route for learners with moderate learning difficulties that have completed other college courses at Entry 2. Please contact us for details.
Where to next
Learners who complete the Entry 2 Diploma and Essential Skills
literacy and numeracy at Entry 2 or above can progress to Entry 3.
Learners who complete the Entry 3 Diploma and Essential Skills at
Entry 3 or above can progress to Level 1.
These courses are intended to help students improve their general employment prospects. Learners will be able to develop their literacy and numeracy skills whilst gaining vocational skills in their chosen subject.
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