BTEC courses have an excellent reputation going back 25 years.

The BTEC National Diploma is the 2 A level equivalent and is studied in two columns; this qualification  requires 200 hours of work placement.

The  BTEC Subsidiary Diploma is the 1 A level equivalent and is studied in one column; this qualification requires 50 hours of work placement.

Both the BTEC National Diploma and BTEC Subsidiary Diploma will enable you progress to a wide range of Health & Social Care Higher Education courses and jobs. There are no formal exams but you will be assessed on your performance against clear criteria throughout the course.

Work hard, enjoy the course and track your progress to success using the table in your Student Handbook - see Induction materials.