Course CodeND3MAPS1
What will I learn?A BTEC National Diploma is equivalent to three A Levels. This is a practical work related course that provides a broad based programme of achievement for a range of careers in the many areas of science. You study 18 units including six core units: fundamentals of science, working in the science industry, scientific investigation, scientific practical techniques, perceptions of science, application of number for science technicians. Then you will choose 12 from the following specialist units: mathematics for science technicians, statistics for science technicians, using science in the workplace, physiology of human body systems, physiology of human regulation and reproduction, biochemical techniques, energy changes, sources and applications, microbiological techniques, chemistry for biology technicians, electrical circuits and their industrial applications, genetics and genetic engineering, practical chemical analysis, medical physics techniques, biomedical science techniques, chemical laboratory techniques, principles of plant and soil science, industrial applications of chemical reactions, chemical periodicity and its applications, industrial applications of organic chemistry. You will complete projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations, activities and demands and introduce you to the different science related employment areas.
What qualifications do I need?You will need Edexcel Level 3 BTEC Diploma - 5 GCSEs at grade A*- C (including science) or Level 2 BTEC Diploma Merit in Applied Science at pass grade or a related subject.
How will I be taught?This course is taught through lectures, practical investigations, videos, role-plays and field visits.
How will I be assessed?Assessment is continuous, through written assignments and practical reports.
What could I do next?You could progress to employment or to university to study a wide range of courses.
Option 1Starts: September 2011 (Late Enrolments Possible)
Ends: July 2013
Course length: 71 weeks, 2 years
Tuition fee: £1395
Exam fee: £159
Materials fee: £25
Total fee: £1579
Location: Enfield Centre
Option 2Starts: September 2011 (Late Enrolments Possible)
Ends: July 2013
Course length: 71 weeks, 2 years
Tuition fee: £1395
Exam fee: £159
Materials fee: £25
Total fee: £1579
Location: Enfield Centre
When can I start?
Most courses start in September, January or February and at various points throughout the year. Courses are held at our Tottenham or Enfield Centres.
Tottenham Centre, High Road London N15 4RU – nearest station Seven Sisters, or Enfield Centre, 73 Hertford Road London EN3 5HA nearest station Southbury.
For specific dates and times, search for this course online at: www.conel.ac.uk
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