Child & Adolescent Mental Health FdSc

at University of Worcester

Modules:
 

• Therapeutic Communication and Counselling Skills with Children, Young People and Families
• Values and Ethics for Practice; Children and Young People
• An Integrated Approach to Safeguarding Children & Young People
• Child and Adolescent Development
• Introducing Child and Adolescent Mental Health
• Work Based Learning Theory into Practice
• Applied Research and Evidence Based Practice
• Mental Health and Interventions with Children, Young People and Families
• Working with Vulnerable Groups
• Mental Health Promotion Strategies with Children, Young People and Families
• Individual Project - Work Based Learning 

• Passes at C/4 and above in 4 GCSE subjects plus:
   
• UCAS Tariff: A minimum of 32 points at A level which must include at least one 6-unit award.
   

Other acceptable qualifications include:
 

• AVCE

• BTEC

• Pre-2002 qualifications (e.g. GNVQ, BTEC ND etc.)

• NVQ Level 3

• European Baccalaureate (65%)

• Foundation Year/Access course pass
   

An Enhanced Disclosure & Barring Service check is required for this course

Tuition fee for International/EU students £14,700 per year.

The Foundation Degree Child and Adolescent Mental Health is excellent preparation for future employment opportunities in education, social care and health settings. You'll be ideally suited to work in support roles in statutory, voluntary and private organisations.