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Course/Module Code
UZYKFP-0-3
Level
3
Fees
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£0.00
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Content
The course content covers theoretical aspects of the following:
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Entry Requirements
Although preferred but not essential, you should be supervising a healthcare professional student.
Introduction
The aim of the Supporting Students in Practice course is to provide an understanding of the principles of supporting students in practice.
This course is suitable for all healthcare professionals supporting students in practice. You will be directed to profession-specific material during the course.
This course is self-directed learning which you can undertake over a period of three to four months. There are no specific times or dates to undertake this course but you must apply for a specific start date to be enrolled.
Key Facts
This course, also known by the course code UZYKFP-0-3, replaces the AHP Practice Learning and Student Support, and Nursing Facilitated Learning and Assessment in Practice (FLAP).
Study facilities
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