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Currently, I have 2 jobs in mind: clinical psychologist & midwifery
To be a clinical psychologist, can you do btec level 3 health and social care? This is because you can become a midwife studying btec health and social care but I have a feeling that to be a clinical psychologist, you have to do psychology as an A-level and from what I’ve seen on the UCAS website, you have to do LEVEL 3 btec not 2 or 1 to be accepted into most universities.
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To be a clinical psychologist, can you do btec level 3 health and social care? This is because you can become a midwife studying btec health and social care but I have a feeling that to be a clinical psychologist, you have to do psychology as an A-level and from what I’ve seen on the UCAS website, you have to do LEVEL 3 btec not 2 or 1 to be accepted into most universities.
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tbh a lot of psychology applicants don’t really do btecs, but alevels instead.
typically psychology applicants do alevel bio and 2 other subjects (commonly chem/psych.) so you may be at a disadvantage applying for psychology as a majority of applicants don’t do btecs. however that’s not to say you won’t get in!
midwifery & nursing have lots of applicants who do health & social care. they also accept alevel subjects too, & favour applicants who do bio alevels (which would also meet the psychology entry requirements).
have you thought of doing bio alevel?
hope this helps!
typically psychology applicants do alevel bio and 2 other subjects (commonly chem/psych.) so you may be at a disadvantage applying for psychology as a majority of applicants don’t do btecs. however that’s not to say you won’t get in!
midwifery & nursing have lots of applicants who do health & social care. they also accept alevel subjects too, & favour applicants who do bio alevels (which would also meet the psychology entry requirements).
have you thought of doing bio alevel?
hope this helps!
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