Student support
Student support is provided by specialist clinical and academic experts to support you in your studies and is available by phone on 01926 838969 or email Student Support.
If you are a learner who has a medical condition, disability, impairment or specific learning difficulty that may affect your ability to study or take an assessment with us, download our Disability Guide.
All Education for Health courses are taught and assessed in English, so if this is not your first language, or you have only limited experience in reading and writing in English you may find that study is more difficult. You may therefore need to allow yourself more private study time in order to complete work in the time permitted.
Students are not required to have a qualification in English language or to prove their ability in English before registering to study with us. The level of English required is that normally expected for students in Higher Education but if you are concerned about your level of understanding you may find it helpful to visit the Open University Skills for Study website where you will find information on the level required and links to tests that can help you assess your ability.
If you would like to know more about the standards that you can expect as an adult learner undertaking study with Education for Health, download our Student Charter.
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Our delivery model is that of blended learning which takes the best elements of print, online and face to face teaching methods
Interactive study days support your learning and offer a great opportunity to discuss ideas and share expereinces with others in your field
2009 Graduates
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Beverley Gofton, Fiona Shally,
Carol Stonham
Education for Health Trainers learning about a unique handheld analyser which can perform a range of tests including oxygen trials on patients with COPD
Our study days are run by practicing clinicians who deliver fun, interactive & informed days
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We currently have the following vacancy within our organisation: Academic Lead
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Education for Health welcomes the NHS Companion Document for the COPD & Asthma Outcomes Strategy - Launched Today
Improving outcomes for people with Respiratory Disease is a key priority for the NHS. To support the Outcomes Strategy for COPD and Asthma, published last July, a companion document has been published that sets out 46 key actions for the NHS.
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