Nursing Associate FdSc at University of Westminster

Entry requirements

Academic entry criteria Level 2 English qualification (GCSE Grade 4-9, GCSE Grade A-C, or Level 2 Functional Skills English, Key Skills Level 2 Communication or equivalent); (essential) Level 2 Maths qualification (GCSE Grade 4-9, GCSE Grade A-C, or Level 2 Functional Skills Maths, Key Skills Level 2 Application of Number (Numeracy) or equivalent); (essential) Normally a minimum of 48 UCAS tariff points or equivalent , which can be obtained through  (essential): A Levels BTEC National Diploma. BTEC Extended Diploma NVQ at Level 3 or above in Care or a related subject An Accredited. Access to HE Diploma (pass with at least 45 credits at level 3) Level 3 Apprenticeship in Health and Social Care Equivalent level 3 qualifications Other qualifications (including the Care Certificate and Health Education England-approved Bridging Programme), alongside relevant and substantial work experience, will be considered at an individual level. Where applicants do not have Level 3 qualifications, a portfolio assessment will be offered and the application will be considered on an individual basis. Health or care experience and use this to demonstrate insight into the professional values and behaviours associated with health and care environments (desirable) You will also need to demonstrate: Capability for digital and technological literacy Evidence of study within the last 5 years (not mandatory training) An ability to study at level 4 and the potential to progress to level 5 foundation degree level and commit to completing the Nursing Associate programme Nursing values through the interview process at the University International English Language Testing System (IELTS): at least 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in Writing, Speaking, Listening and Reading (or recognised equivalent) (This is for applicants whereby English is not their first language and who need to provide a recognised English language test or qualification). Additionally: Any applicant requiring a visa must ensure the duration of the visa covers the period to completion of the course A Disclosure and Barring Service check: An Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and disclosure of unspent criminal convictions (which is required according to Professional Statutory Regulatory Body, PSRB, accreditation requirements) is required. Applicants must complete an Occupational Health Assessment: Completion of an Occupational Health Assessment, confirming fitness to study and fitness for placement, is required. Applicants will need to provide suitable references. Please be aware that the university is unable to sponsor students who require a student visa for this course. Academic entry criteria Level 2 English qualification (GCSE Grade 4-9, GCSE Grade A-C, or Level 2 Functional Skills English, Key Skills Level 2 Communication or equivalent); (essential) Level 2 Maths qualification (GCSE Grade 4-9, GCSE Grade A-C, or Level 2 Functional Skills Maths, Key Skills Level 2 Application of Number (Numeracy) or equivalent); (essential) Normally a minimum of 48 UCAS tariff points or equivalent , which can be obtained through  (essential): A Levels BTEC National Diploma. BTEC Extended Diploma NVQ at Level 3 or above in Care or a related subject An Accredited. Access to HE Diploma (pass with at least 45 credits at level 3) Level 3 Apprenticeship in Health and Social Care Equivalent level 3 qualifications Other qualifications (including the Care Certificate and Health Education England-approved Bridging Programme), alongside relevant and substantial work experience, will be considered at an individual level. Where applicants do not have Level 3 qualifications, a portfolio assessment will be offered and the application will be considered on an individual basis. Health or care experience and use this to demonstrate insight into the professional values and behaviours associated with health and care environments (desirable) You will also need to demonstrate: Capability for digital and technological literacy Evidence of study within the last 5 years (not mandatory training) An ability to study at level 4 and the potential to progress to level 5 foundation degree level and commit to completing the Nursing Associate programme Nursing values through the interview process at the University International English Language Testing System (IELTS): at least 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in Writing, Speaking, Listening and Reading (or recognised equivalent) (This is for applicants whereby English is not their first language and who need to provide a recognised English language test or qualification). Additionally: Any applicant requiring a visa must ensure the duration of the visa covers the period to completion of the course A Disclosure and Barring Service check: An Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and disclosure of unspent criminal convictions (which is required according to Professional Statutory Regulatory Body, PSRB, accreditation requirements) is required. Applicants must complete an Occupational Health Assessment: Completion of an Occupational Health Assessment, confirming fitness to study and fitness for placement, is required. Applicants will need to provide suitable references. Academic entry criteria Level 2 English qualification (GCSE Grade 4-9, GCSE Grade A-C, or Level 2 Functional Skills English, Key Skills Level 2 Communication or equivalent); (essential) Level 2 Maths qualification (GCSE Grade 4-9, GCSE Grade A-C, or Level 2 Functional Skills Maths, Key Skills Level 2 Application of Number (Numeracy) or equivalent); (essential) Normally a minimum of 48 UCAS tariff points or equivalent , which can be obtained through  (essential): A Levels BTEC National Diploma. BTEC Extended Diploma NVQ at Level 3 or above in Care or a related subject An Accredited. Access to HE Diploma (pass with at least 45 credits at level 3) Level 3 Apprenticeship in Health and Social Care Equivalent level 3 qualifications Other qualifications (including the Care Certificate and Health Education England-approved Bridging Programme), alongside relevant and substantial work experience, will be considered at an individual level. Where applicants do not have Level 3 qualifications, a portfolio assessment will be offered and the application will be considered on an individual basis. Health or care experience and use this to demonstrate insight into the professional values and behaviours associated with health and care environments (desirable) You will also need to demonstrate: Capability for digital and technological literacy Evidence of study within the last 5 years (not mandatory training) An ability to study at level 4 and the potential to progress to level 5 foundation degree level and commit to completing the Nursing Associate programme Nursing values through the interview process at the University International English Language Testing System (IELTS): at least 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in Writing, Speaking, Listening and Reading (or recognised equivalent) (This is for applicants whereby English is not their first language and who need to provide a recognised English language test or qualification). Additionally: Any applicant requiring a visa must ensure the duration of the visa covers the period to completion of the course A Disclosure and Barring Service check: An Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and disclosure of unspent criminal convictions (which is required according to Professional Statutory Regulatory Body, PSRB, accreditation requirements) is required. Applicants must complete an Occupational Health Assessment: Completion of an Occupational Health Assessment, confirming fitness to study and fitness for placement, is required. Applicants will need to provide suitable references.