The health and science sector is growing rapidly – in July 2021 there were 24,32 vacancies in the NHS alone. New opportunities will continue to emerge, and there are rewarding roles to suit all skills and abilities. You’ll make a positive difference every day to those who need your help the most.
You can work in a variety of fast-paced environments, from prisons to schools, the Armed Forces to the NHS or private sector companies.
These are just a few of the roles you could progress to in the health and science sector:
Plus, there are currently 350 roles within these disciplines that allow learners to develop new skills and progress. Career progression doesn’t have to mean rising through the ranks in a single discipline; it can mean changing from one role to another, identifying and developing transferable skills.
Our qualifications cover entry to advanced level. They support everyone from beginners to experienced practitioners, meeting the sector’s diverse needs.
Many courses support continuing professional development (CPD), with qualifications having technical status that support progression into employment and higher education. If you’re aged 16-18 have you considered the health and science T Level route for post-GCSE?
See how your career could look with our inspiring career progression maps.
PregnancyVue
PregnancyVue brings foetal development to life in a virtual reality (VR) experience, from conception to gestation and birth. It gives learners the clearest picture of pregnancy for the mother and child. PregnancyVue supports those studying the Health T Level, and especially those taking the Supporting the Midwifery Team Occupational Specialism.
We have qualifications from Levels 1-5 in social care so, no matter what stage of career you’re at or which area of the sector you’d like to work in, we can help you master the skills you need for success in social care.
Courses offer an introduction to social care, help shape your confidence and competence, and support continuing professional development (CPD). They reflect a variety of roles, challenges and responsibilities. Some qualifications have technical status, supporting your progression into employment and higher education.
See how your career could look with our inspiring career progression maps.
