VTCT Level 3 Diploma Anatomy and Physiology

 
VTCT Level 3 Diploma Anatomy and Physiology

Key facts

One year, part time (usually Tuesday 6-9 pm), Level 3 course


Course overview

This course provides a broad coverage of human anatomy and physiology, structures and body systems. All applicants who wish to progress to therapist status require a rudimentary knowledge of anatomy and physiology to enable safe treatment planning, client assessment and practical application of different therapy techniques.


Entry requirements

  • There are no formal entry requirements although the course is aimed at adult returners to education with an interest in the subject. Applicants will also be required to attend an interview.
  • For mature applicants - Direct admissions to programmes for applicants who have been out of full time education for more than two years will be considered based on previous learning or experience. Each application will be considered on individual merit. We recommend an interview with one of our Careers Advisers before submitting your application.

What you will learn

The course comprises of 7 units:

  • The skeleton and joints
  • Blood and lymphatic systems
  • Muscles and nervous systems
  • Endocrine and reproductive systems
  • Skin and hair
  • Digestive and excretory systems
  • Respiratory and olfactory systems

How you will learn

  • Workshops
  • Theoretical sessions
  • Coursework
  • Independent research

Expect also to

You may be called to be sampled by the VTCT External Verifier on a different day and/or time to that which you usually attend for your training. If this happens, it is mandatory for you to attend to complete your qualification.

How you will be assessed

  • Continous assessment
  • Portfolio of evidence
  • Independent assessment paper

Things you may need for your course

Recommended text book (approximate cost £35)


Fees

£220 valid until 31 July 2010

There is also an additional £16 lifetime registration fee to pay if you are not already a member of VTCT.






Course information, including fees, is subject to change - click HERE for further details.

Updated November 2009