The course is a home learning programme, fully supported by Stow College. Support is provided by a tutor, responsible for assignments and assessments (as appropriate). The tutor responds and communicates with the learner in the way the learner chooses, and can be by email, telephone and regular written communication. Guidance is provided by the tutor, as required.
There are no formal entry requirements.
The aims of this qualification are to enable learners:
• To understand the different causes of infection
• To understand how infections are transmitted
• To outline the possible methods of the control and prevention of cross-infection.
The programme is suitable for all staff working in health and social care, whether this is in a residential care organisation, a hospital or in a group setting such as a school, prison or hostel.
Duration
Flexible start date - Flexible end date
Can lead to:
A variety of courses available.
Our learners are the most important people in Stow College. The following Learner Charter has been drawn up stating the standards of service you can expect to receive as a learner at Stow.
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