Society, Health and Development
The Diploma in Society, Health and Development provides opportunities for learners to develop an understanding of the importance of these sectors and their role in the wider community. The Diploma explores issues such as valuing diversity, health, well-being and different lifestyles. It allows learners to experience partnerships in practice and the ways agencies work together to provide services. The Diploma will enable learners to gain an awareness and knowledge of the skills needed to deal with some of the most vulnerable members of society.
Major topics covered:
- services for children and young people
- health
- community justice
- social care.
Diplomas can be studied at three levels. Preview units and assessment methods for each level - Foundation, Higher and Advanced.
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