After completion of Year 1 and a successful UCAS Application, the course has been designed to enable you to step-off and start Year 1 of a professional degree programmes within health and social care practice, such as (but not limited to):
- Nursing (Adult, Child, Mental Health)
- Midwifery
- Allied Health Professions
- Social Work
After completion of Year 2, a successful internal progression interview with Sheffield Hallam University and completion of additional work, the course has been designed to provide you with the opportunity to access specific professional degree programmes (with advanced entry to Year 2), of programmes such as:
- Nursing (Adult) – Year 2
- Allied Health Professions (Various) – Year 2
- Social Work – Year 2
In addition, you could progress onto Year 3 and complete a top-up year at Sheffield Hallam University, to achieve a BSc (Hons) Professional Practice in Health and Social Care.
Year 1:
- Work Based Learning 1: Academic and Practice
- Reflective and Personal Development Skills
- Essential Sciences for Person-centred Care
- Integrated Holistic Assessment and Delivery of Health and Social Care Interventions
- Work Based Learning 2: Academic and Practice
- Using and Evaluating Evidence to Inform Practice
- Promoting Health, Wellbeing and Independence
- Leadership and Management
- GCSE English and Maths at grade C/4 or above or equivalent
- Or Access to HE Diploma from a recognised HE course
- Or working in a senior role and your mentor/manager can support you to meet the requirements of the apprenticeship standard
You can apply using our online application form and clicking the Apply Now button at the top of the page.
Upon successful completion of this course (at Year 1 or Year 2) and further study, you can gain employment across a wide range of pathways including:
- Nursing (Adult, Child, Mental Health)
- Midwifery
- Allied Health Professions
- Social Work
In addition, this programme could help you obtain the higher level knowledge, skills and behaviours to enhance your professional development and gain employment in the wider sector:
- Care Worker
- Senior Carer
- Care Home Manager
- Healthcare Assistant
- Community Support and Outreach Worker
I take my experiences as a registered nurse, in both primary and secondary services, with me everyday in the classroom. Through my experience and through updating my knowledge and skills, I can enhance my teaching and allow students to visualise the links between theory and practice.Gina Burgess Curriculum Team Leader in Access Health Science Professions
We make every effort to ensure information within our online course directory is accurate and a true representation of the courses we are offering in 2025-26. However, we do reserve the right to make changes if necessary.
