Ocr Level 3 In Health Social Care & Early Years

What is the OCR Level 3 National in Health, Social Care and Early Years Qualification?
The OCR Level 3 National in Health, Social Care and Early Years is a nationally recognised professional qualification awarded by Oxford Cambridge and Royal Society of Arts (OCR), and accredited onto the National Qualifications Framework (NQF). It is made up of 3 different awards:

1. Certificate:

Duration : 1 year
Modules: Candidates are required to complete 6 modules:
Working to quality practice in care settings.	Advanced First Aid & Health & Safety
Working with service users in care settings	Career Panning for the Health, Social Care & Early Years’ Sector
Behavioural awareness in care.	Applied practical care in settings

2. Diploma

Duration : 2 years
Modules: Candidates are required to complete 12 modules, including the 6 modules at the certificate level plus the following:
Introduction to Counseling Skills	Understanding Medical Aspects of Health
Coping with Stress in Care Setting	Developing Skills for Care Assistant
Applied Nutrition  & Dietetics for Service Users	Working in Early Years & Care Education Setting

3. Extended Diploma.

Duration : 3 years
Candidates are required to complete 18 modules including the 12 units at the Diploma level and all the units from one of specialty pathways:
Social Care Specialty	Health Specialty	Early Years Specialty
Mental Health Awareness	Mental Health Awareness	Mental Health Awareness
Complementary Approaches to Care	Complementary Approaches to Care	Working with People with Disabilities
Health Education & Promotion	Anatomy & Physiology for Health Care	Working with children in education setting
Care in the Community	Health Education & Promotion	Working in Early Years & Care Education Setting
Working with older service Users	Care in the Community	Child Development
Working with People with Disabilities	Working with People with Disabilities	Investigating Child Protection Services