BTEC Nationals Health and Social Care (2010)
- One or more of these qualifications has expired for new registrations. Please check the last registration date below.
Here you’ll find support for teaching and studying BTEC Nationals in Health and Social Care. These vocational qualifications help level 3 students develop the practical knowledge, skills and understanding they need to prepare for their chosen career.
Units offered include public health, sociological and psychological perspectives, caring for children and young people, and safeguarding adults and promoting independence.
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Specification
- Qualification type:
- BTEC National
- Qualification title:
- Pearson BTEC Level 3 Certificate in Health and Social Care
- Level:
- Level 3
- Accreditation status:
- Accredited
- Guided Learning Hours (GLH):
- 180
- Total Qualification Time (TQT):
- 300
- Qualification number (QN):
- 500/9316/2
- Eligible for funding in England for:
-
16-18 (EFA funding)
- Availability:
- England and Wales
- First teaching:
- 2010
- Last registration:
-
- Fri Jul 31 10:43:00 UTC 2020 (England)
- Tue Aug 31 13:59:00 UTC 2021 (Wales)
- Final certification:
-
- Sat Dec 31 11:43:00 UTC 2022 (England)
- Thu Aug 31 14:00:00 UTC 2023 (Wales)
- Qualification type:
- BTEC National
- Qualification title:
- Pearson BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Health and Social Care
- Level:
- Level 3
- Accreditation status:
- Accredited
- Guided Learning Hours (GLH):
- 360
- Total Qualification Time (TQT):
- 600
- Qualification number (QN):
- 500/9317/4
- Eligible for funding in England for:
-
16-18 (EFA funding),
19-23 Level 2 and 3 entitlement (SFA funding),
19+ Advanced learner loan (SFA funding)
- Availability:
- UK and international
- First teaching:
- 2010
- Last registration:
-
- Fri Jul 31 10:43:00 UTC 2020 (England)
- Tue Aug 31 14:01:00 UTC 2021 (Wales)
- Final certification:
-
- Sat Dec 31 11:44:00 UTC 2022 (England)
- Thu Aug 31 14:01:00 UTC 2023 (Wales)
- Qualification type:
- BTEC National
- Qualification title:
- Pearson BTEC Level 3 90-credit Diploma in Health and Social Care
- Level:
- Level 3
- Accreditation status:
- Accredited
- Guided Learning Hours (GLH):
- 540
- Total Qualification Time (TQT):
- 900
- Qualification number (QN):
- 600/6178/9
- Eligible for funding in England for:
-
16-18 (EFA funding),
19-23 Level 2 and 3 entitlement (SFA funding),
19+ Advanced learner loan (SFA funding)
- Availability:
- UK and international
- First teaching:
- 2012
- Last registration:
-
- Fri Jul 31 10:44:00 UTC 2020 (England)
- Tue Aug 31 14:02:00 UTC 2021 (Wales)
- Final certification:
-
- Sat Dec 31 11:44:00 UTC 2022 (England)
- Thu Aug 31 14:02:00 UTC 2023 (Wales)
- Qualification type:
- Pearson BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care
- Level:
- Level 3
- Accreditation status:
- Accredited
- Guided Learning Hours (GLH):
- 720
- Total Qualification Time (TQT):
- 1200
- Qualification number (QN):
- 500/9465/8
- Eligible for funding in England for:
-
16-18 (EFA funding),
19+ Advanced learner loan (SFA funding)
- Pathways:
-
Social Care
Health Studies
Health Sciences - Availability:
- UK and international
- First teaching:
- 2010
- Last registration:
-
- Fri Jul 31 10:44:00 UTC 2020 (England)
- Tue Aug 31 14:02:00 UTC 2021 (Wales)
- Final certification:
-
- Sun Dec 31 11:45:00 UTC 2023
- Qualification type:
- BTEC National
- Qualification title:
- Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care
- Level:
- Level 3
- Guided Learning Hours (GLH):
- 1080
- Total Qualification Time (TQT):
- 1800
- Qualification number (QN):
- 500/9501/8
- Eligible for funding in England for:
-
16-18 (EFA funding),
19+ Advanced learner loan (SFA funding)
- Pathways:
-
Social Care
Health Studies
Health Sciences - Availability:
- UK and international
- First teaching:
- 2010
- Last registration:
-
- Fri Jul 31 10:45:00 UTC 2020 (England)
- Fri Dec 31 15:03:00 UTC 2021 (Wales)
- Final certification:
-
- Sun Dec 31 11:45:00 UTC 2023 (England)
- Sun Dec 31 15:03:00 UTC 2023 (Wales)
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Meeting Local Needs
If you want to add optional units to a BTEC National qualification to Meet Local Needs (MLN), complete the application form below.
To learn more about using Meeting Local Needs units in your BTEC National course, download the MLN guidelines.
Approval for centre-devised units
As our specifications explain, permission will only be granted to add centre or locally devised units to BTEC Nationals in very exceptional circumstances.
This is because we must work within QCF regulations when making any amendments to these qualifications. For example, we must ensure that we don't jeopardise or compromise the original structures and focus, or create duplication and overlap. For these reasons, applying to add centre or locally devised units is a long and complex process which may not be successful.
Please remember that under no circumstances should you start delivering a submitted locally devised unit without approval. To do so could, unfortunately, jeopardise your students' achievements.
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