Mental Health Awareness QCF (Level 2)
UK Learning College
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Overview
A distance learning course is the ideal way to gain a qualification in Mental Health Awareness. Whether you're looking to go on to further education, improve your job prospects or expand your knowledge, distance learning Mental Health Awareness is a flexible and convenient course, which allows you to comprehensively prepare for a exam or career through home study. What's more, because the distance learning Level 2 Mental Health Awareness QCF course is a fully comprehensive course, no prior knowledge is required.
This fully recognised QCF qualification is designed for a broad spectrum of health care workers who would benefit from a greater understanding of Mental Health Awareness issues.The Mental Health Awareness QCF covers topics such as Understanding Mental Health, stress, phobias, anxiety, eating disorders, post-natal depression and schizophrenia among others – all conditions labelled under the topic mental health.
This qualification has been developed due to popular demand for our Mental Health Certificate. This course allows you to gain a fully recognised qualification in this subject. QCF qualifications are nationally recognised qualifications which are based on the national framework of qualifications at all levels. Like NVQs they cover the functions of managing activities, people, resources, information, energy and quality.
Description
Course Content
The Level 2 in Mental Health Awareness is divided into ten comprehensive modules.
Unit 1: Understanding Mental Health Legislation
Unit 2: Understanding Stress
Unit 3: Understanding Anxiety
Unit 4: Understanding Phobias
Unit 5: Understanding Depression
Unit 6: Understanding Post-Natal Depression
Unit 7: Understanding Bipolar Disorder
Unit 8: Understanding Schizophrenia
Unit 9: Understanding Dementia
Unit 10: Understanding Eating Disorders
Career path
Mental Health Nurse
If you're a good communicator and want to help people with mental health problems, a job in mental health could be perfect for you. Mental health nurses work in hospitals and the community to support people with a range of mental health issues.
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