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What jobs can you do with a level 3 extended btec in health and social care?

Ones involving children mainly

Reply 1

Original post by YasudaSayo
Ones involving children mainly


children's nursing
child care

Reply 2

There are a few things such as a care worker in an old peoples or disability residential care home or respite service, a health care assistant on a hospital ward or at a pharmacy/ walk in centre. You could work in nurseries or schools as a nursery nurse, teaching assistant at the discretion of the school as they may prefer a level 3 in childcare.
With further study at uni you could be a nurse, teacher, social worker or any health care professional like an occupational therapist or speech and language therapist. Basically the world is your oyster. 😊

Reply 3

Care Worker.
Nursery teacher.
Social Worker.
Children Nurse.
Nurse

Anything involving children or elderly people.

Reply 4

Physiotherapy, child care, nursing, midwifery, social worker, paediatrician, career, psychologist, midwifery, nutritionist, dietician, counselling, anthropology, radiography, therapist the list goes on.
I hope this is of help :smile::smile:

Reply 5

Original post by YasudaSayo
Ones involving children mainly



Not just jobs involving children, but there's a wide range and variety.:smile:
I'm doing this course also, so I have researched on this.

Reply 6

HCA , Nusery Worker, Go to uni to study nursing , early years development, health visitor, school nurse alot.

Reply 7

Would I need a degree in nursing for this

Reply 8

Original post by Louisa1234567
Would I need a degree in nursing for this

Yes or you could do a nursing apprenticeship

Reply 9

Hi i am doing BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Health and Social Care i want to become a child psychologist would i just need health and social care to do that as in my course i learn psychology and sociology perspectives.

Reply 10

Original post by Beautystyle12
Care Worker.Nursery teacher.Social Worker.Children Nurse.NurseAnything involving children or elderly people.
I am pretty sure you need a degree to be a social worker?

Reply 11

I work as a healthcare assistant in a mental health ward, you can do that with a level 3, but would likely need some experience in a care home beforehand

Reply 12

Original post by nikiklsxoxo
Physiotherapy, child care, nursing, midwifery, social worker, paediatrician, career, psychologist, midwifery, nutritionist, dietician, counselling, anthropology, radiography, therapist the list goes on.
I hope this is of help :smile::smile:

what uni can u go to for radiography with l3 health and social care

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