FdSc Nursing Associate Degree Apprenticeship at Liverpool John Moores University

Programme overview

The FdSc Nursing Associate apprenticeship route programme supports the learner to achieve a Foundation Degree whilst in employment. The programme is delivered over 24 months and is full time. Each year consists of 6 modules each 20 credits.

Faculty: Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science | Department: School of Nursing, Public and Allied Health | Duration: 2 years | Study mode: full-time, degree apprenticeship | Intake: September, March (2027/28 entry) | Location: Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Level 4 core modules: The Nursing Associate as a Professional, Introduction to the Provision and Monitoring of Effective Care, Promoting Health and Preventing Ill Health, Principles of Law and Ethics for Nursing Associate Practice, Establishing Effective Communication, Principles of Nursing Associate Practice. Level 5 core modules: Improving Safety and Quality of Care, Developing Provision and Monitoring of Effective Care, Evidence based practice and Preventing Ill Health, Complex Care and the Role of the Nursing Associate, Effective Interdisciplinary Team Working, Developing Nursing Associate Practice.

Career pathways

Employability and career development Following successful completion of the programme learners will be able to gain employment as a Nursing Associate in a variety of settings. There is also the opportunity for registered Nursing Associates to enter year 2 of a BSc Pre-registration Nursing Programme in their chosen field of Adult/Children's/mental Health or Learning Disabilities Nursing)

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Application information

Entry requirements

A levels: A minimum of 32 UCAS points which can be achieved through A level or BTEC National Extended Diploma. A minimum of two GCSE's which must include Maths and English at grade C or above OR level 2 Equivalency in Numeracy and Literacy. Additional requirements: Interview required; An interview will be conducted involving the prospective learner and the employer prior to offering a place on the programme. Other international requirements: Evidence of proof of equivalency from UK ENIC can be used where an individual has an international qualification. To access the apprenticeship, the individual must have a valid and eligible status. Non-UK nationals are eligible for funding if they ha.

Intake: September, March (2027/28 entry)

Duration: 2 years

Apply through the official page: https://daaf.ljmu.ac.uk/applicant.aspx

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