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What will I be learning?

For a full overview of the course and details of the funding available to cover the costs please contact our Business Development Team - Jessica Giles on 023 8091 1274 or Julie Bannister on 023 8091 1757.
Alternatively please email experts@eastleigh.ac.uk

Is there anything else I need to know?

If you are a Levy paying employer, the cost of training will be funded through your digital account. If you are a non-levy paying employer you will pay 5% of the cost of training. For full details on fees, or for any other enquiries please contact experts@eastleigh.ac.uk or call 023 8091 1195.

Course Code

AAP013/EYESTND

Course Options

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Venue

Workplace

Session code

SEY3E

Day

Flexible

Time

Flexible

Weeks

Flexible

Fees

You may be eligible for fee funding. Please enquire for details

24+: --Please call 023 8091 1195

Session Venue Starts Days Time Weeks Fees* 24+ Fees*
SEY3E Workplace Flexible Flexible Flexible Flexible You may be eligible for fee funding. Please enquire for details --Please call 023 8091 1195

* Please note that although this tool looks to give customers the best indication of course costs, a final cost can only be confirmed once all submitted information is verified by our information, advice and guidance team.

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For full details on fees, or for any other enquiries please contact experts@eastleigh.ac.uk or call 023 8091 1195.

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Unique course for tomorrow's healthcare professionals

An innovative and exciting Level 3 Health & Social Care course has been launched for Sept 2020. The learning programme has been developed in partnership between Eastleigh College and University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, and offers a unique introduction to school and college leavers with a desire to work in a range of clinical healthcare roles including nursing, midwifery and occupational therapy. The study programme is the first of its kind, and is likely to be even more popular following the government's recent announcement of a £5,000 per year NHS bursary scheme.