Course Overview

Your first module will concentrate on working with people who have dementia or mental health conditions. In this online module, you will focus upon key strategies for working with this group. Also, you will study a range of broader topics such as mental capacity. There is a double module dedicated to up-skill and equip you to deliver specialist assessment and service provision for working with people who are Deafblind. This module is in line with the statutory requirements outlined in the Care Act 2014 in relation to conducting specialist Deafblind assessment and service provision. You will establish competence with appropriate techniques to facilitate communication, access to information and movement, orientation, and mobility. This module takes a practical approach and involves work with people who are Deafblind in teaching sessions and assessments.

General Eligibility

The key entry requirement for the BSc (Hons) programs will be the attainment of level 4 and 5 qualifications in Rehabilitation Work (Visual Impairment).

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement