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Giovanna goes for gold

Now Giovanna wants to continue her studies by taking her Maths GCSE next year and apply for a Nursing degree at Manchester Metropolitan University, with a view to becoming a mental health nurse. She said: “I want to further my studies and chose mental health nursing because I really want to help people.

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Science & Medical Sciences

Nursing and Midwifery

Qualification:
Access to Higher Education Diploma
Location:
Distance Learning / Nicholls
Age Group:
19+

Level: 3

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Science & Medical Sciences

Nursing and Midwifery Jan Start

Qualification:
Access to Higher Education Diploma
Location:
Distance Learning
Age Group:
19+

Level: 3

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Health & Social Care

T Level Foundation - Health and Social Care - IEA

Qualification:
T Level Foundation Year
Location:
Openshaw Campus
Age Group:
16 - 18

Level: 2

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T Level students aim to become Medical Mavericks

Tutor Ann-Marie Lamb said: “Medical Mavericks showcased some of the basic principles of nursing care and some of the vital observations that are key when working with patients. “Medical Mavericks take it further and go up Bloom’s Taxonomy to make it a little bit more difficult for them.

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Education and Early Years

T Level Education and Early Years (Early Years Educator)

Qualification:
T Level
Location:
Openshaw Campus
Age Group:
16 - 18

Level: 3

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Asha Lee’s industry work placement with Oak Lodge Care home

Asha-Lee is currently working at Oak Lodge Care Home in Prestwich, where she is developing the skill for a future nursing career.  Asha-Lee said:  Ever since I was young, I’ve always wanted to do nursing and this placement has helped me to understand the different career choices available to me as I pursue this dream of mine.

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Health & Social Care

Introduction to Health, Social Care and Children’s and Young People’s Settings

Qualification:
Diploma
Location:
Wythenshawe Campus / Harpurhey Campus
Age Group:
19+

Level: 1

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Health & Social Care

Introduction to Health, Social Care and Children’s and Young People’s Settings

Qualification:
Diploma
Location:
Openshaw Campus
Age Group:
16 - 18

Level: 1

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A Guide to Health and Social Care Courses

Health and Assisting Nursing career pathways Upon completing the T Level, you can start a career as a nursing or healthcare assistant.  For more specialised roles, pursuing higher education opens doors to becoming a registered nurse.

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GCSE success stories from the class of 2019

Mariatu was hugged by her nine-year-old daughter Salmata Kailie when she opened her results envelope. She will now take her next step towards her aim of starting a Nursing degree at the University of Salford. Mariatu, worked as an electrician in her native Sierra Leone, said: “All I wanted to do in school was to be a nurse but my family were all engineers.

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Health and Social Care

Industry-standard facilities that have been developed specifically for your course, include: A state-of-the-art mock hospital ward complete with complete with industry-standard hospital beds, screens, chairs, bedside tables, PPE equipment, blood pressure monitors, a nursing station with computer, hand washing facilities, toilet and ceiling hoist.  An infectious disease area that will contain a hospital bed and associated PPE resources to facilitate barrier nursing. 

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