NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health (Online)

Who is this course for?

This qualification is suitable for anyone looking to increase their knowledge of children and young people’s mental health.

What are the entry requirements for the course?

Good Standard of English, minimum age 17 years.

All learners will need access to a PC or laptop.

How long is this course?

This course will be delivered and assesssed online via the Learning Curve Platform.

You will be have six months to complete the qualification and will be allocated a tutor who will support you throughout your course.

Applications can be made at any time throughout the year.

Please note that your details may be placed on a waiting list as there is a maximum number of learners at any one time.

What will I study on this course?

Learners must achieve all of the mandatory units:

• Unit 01 Understand children and young people’s mental health in context
• Unit 02 Understand factors which may affect children and young people’s mental health
• Unit 03 Understand children and young people’s mental health concerns
• Unit 04 Understand the impact of children and young people’s mental health concerns
• Unit 05 Understand how to support children and young people with mental health concerns

What Qualification will I gain?

NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health.

Will I go out on work experience?

Not required on this course.

How is the course assessed?

All units will be individually assessed via the Learnign Curve platform.

Online assessment will gain you a NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health.

How much will it cost?

£300.00

How can I find out more?

For further information please contact: cache@highlands.ac.uk

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A minimum enrolment number is required to recover the full costs of providing a course. If numbers of students fail to reach this minimum we reluctantly cancel it. Applicants are provided with a full refund or a transfer to another suitable course if one is available.

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Unfortunately we only offer a refund if a course has been cancelled by Highlands College. Circumstances such as illness, work commitments or leaving the island are not considered for refunds. In some instances course fees may be able to be transferred to a module/unit within the same qualification. Fees or course places cannot be transferred to another person.