T Level in Health: Supporting Adult Nursing

A minimum of five GCSE at grade 4 or above including, Maths, English and Science. A clear DBS check as well as a full commitment to complete and travel to the industry placement and Health Academy.

This course is specifically designed for those aged 16-19 who want to become adult nurses. Students will need to have a genuine interest in caring for people and the desire to make a difference in their lives. This is a rewarding career with many opportunities.

Students will complete an industry placement working alongside nurses and other healthcare professionals to learn about the role and develop the skills required. The industry placement will be scheduled over one day per week between January and May, plus 2 block weeks per year.

The T Level comprises of:

Core A:

• Working in the healthcare sector

• Infection control

• Safeguarding

• Health and Safety

• Person centered care

• Health and wellbeing

• Good clinical practice

• Managing information and data

Core B:

• Cell biology

• Infection and immunity

• Molecules and genetics

• Body systems and conditions

• Homeostasis and physiological measurements

• Cancer and diagnostic procedures

In year 2, students will complete a year of nursing occupational specialisms alongside core healthcare studies with an emphasis on applying theory to practical, which include:

• Assisting with clinical nursing skills

• Supporting individuals with activities of daily living

• Skin integrity and assessment

• Physiological measurements

• Assisting with therapeutic tasks and interventions 

• Ensuring comfort and wellbeing for an individual

In year 1: External examinations in Core A and Core B as well as an extended project.

In year 2: One written exam, core and occupational specialism practical exams and a reflective discussion.

Progression in Supporting the Adult Nursing T Level

This course will take students into adult health and care with the opportunity to progress directly into adult nursing at all universities (on condition of meeting entry requirements). Students can also go directly into employment as an ambulance support worker, healthcare support worker, senior healthcare support worker, emergency care assistant, healthcare assistant, care worker, or palliative care assistant.

Content delivered by enthusiastic qualified healthcare professionals and industry experts. Excellent facilities which mimic the hospital environment. Fully equipped science lab. Theory sessions enriched by practical opportunities in laboratory science and healthcare. Recognised healthcare industry training. Funded healthcare vaccination program. Industry expert guest lectures.

You can apply online via the APPLY button. You can also apply for a second, alternative programme of study such as A Levels via a separate application. If after reading this factsheet, you are still undecided about the course most suitable for you, please drop into one of our open evenings, ring the Admissions Department on 01743 653111, or email admissions@scg.ac.uk