Apprenticeship
BSc (Hons) Nursing Apprenticeship
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This programme is for staff currently employed in an appropriate health care setting and those interested should pursue the matter of support with their employer.
We offer Adult, Learning Disability and Mental Health Nursing pathways and Nurse Degree Apprentices can access the programme from a range of health care settings. Under the supervision of the Practice supervisor and Practice assessor, they will assess, plan, implement and evaluate the care required by patients. The programme is suitable for those who work at or above the level of healthcare support worker in any area of nursing including but not exclusive to, acute hospital nursing, community nursing, cancer/hospice care, GP practices, nursing care homes and private health care nursing.
They will contribute to the provision of the highest quality care required by a range of individuals and develop the skills of providing evidence-based practice that ensures the health and welfare of their patients. Nurse Degree Apprentices combine full-time work with accompanying skills development programmes, designed by educationalists and employers within the health care sector. They allow the apprentice to gain theoretical knowledge and real, practical experience required for their future career.
This course has two elements of assessment: that for the degree award and that for the apprenticeship award.
Together these two elements will demonstrate that the student has met all occupational duties within the Degree Apprenticeship Registered Nurse standard and all NMC platforms for standards of proficiency, whilst attaining degree level of study.
Link theoretical knowledge with fundamental nursing skills in a safe clinical simulation environment giving you a firm grounding in preparation for clinical practice.
Explore ethical, legal, and professional dimensions of nursing practice and use research skills as part of academic writing.
Get your first taste of working in a healthcare environment with the support of a practice supervisor and practice assessor. Participate in people’s care with support and guidance from others.
Explore how the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age impact on their health and life experiences.
Build on Practice 1 to become more confident and competent in participation in care with guidance and support from others.
On successful completion of the apprenticeship programme, apprentices will be awarded an Honours Degree in Nursing and an Apprenticeship award. Once registered with the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) they will be able to practice as a registered nurse in their chosen field of practice.
112 Tariff Points from three A Levels (or appropriate Level 3 qualifications e.g. BTEC Subsidiary Diploma).
Apprentices should:
Those interested in this course should discuss the matter first with their employer and then apply by filling in the Apprenticeship application form.
On receipt of the application form and employer's support form, applications will be shortlisted and successful candidates invited to attend a values based interview conducted by clinical and University staff.
To apply, please complete the below downloadable forms.
Please email them to fhs.admiss@hull.ac.uk.
For more information, please contact us and we will be happy to support.