Course Overview
The Foundation Year Diploma in Nursing is designed to equip students with the fundamental knowledge and skills required for further study in nursing and healthcare-related degrees. The course introduces concepts in anatomy, physiology, and patient care. It aims to develop students’ understanding of the healthcare environment and prepare them for the academic and practical demands of a nursing degree.
Entry Requirements
- Age: 21 or over before 31st December.
- Education: GCSE/GCE O Level (Grade A-C) or equivalent qualifications.
Credit Value
- 20 credits per course.
- Total: 120 credits.
Progression Route
Successful completion of Foundation Year Diploma in Medicine - Level 3 provides learners the opportunity for academic progessions to a wide range of undergraduate/graduate programmes.
- 1. Foundations of Nursing and Healthcare Practice
- 2. Anantomy, Physiology, and Pathophysiology
- 3. Public Health, Safety, and Wellbeing
- 4. Effective Communication, Ethics, and Professional Practice in Medicine
- 5. Effective Handling of Information in Health and Social Care Settings
- 6. Clinical Skills and Numeracy for Nursing