Work Experience

Course Objectives

• Develop critical awareness of the changing nature of work
• Set achievable goals for work experience
• Utilise learning opportunities presented in the work environment
• Apply work skills to consolidate learning in the vocational area
• Understand how work is planned and organised at different levels in a specific vocational area
• Appreciate the importance of safety and welfare in the workplace
• Develop capabilities, both personal and vocational, to successfully meet challenges in the workplace
• Review career choices in light of your own aspirations, experience, abilities and available options
• Explore future employment opportunities

Assessment Structure

• Learner Record 50%
  Skills Demonstration 30%
  Assignment 20%

Entry Requirements

• National Vocational Certificate Level 4
  OR
  Leaving Certificate or equivalent qualifications and/or relevant life and work experiences

Course Syllabus

• Personal and vocational skills audit
• Setting goals for work experience
• Preparing CVs and Cover Letters
• Completing application forms
• Equality in the workplace
• Rights and responsibilities of employers and employees
• Job finding skills
• Effective participation in the workplace
• Confidentiality
• Health & Safety practises
• Researching work organisations
• Evaluating personal performance
• Reflecting on the work experience placement

   

Why Choose Chevron?

	The total price for 8 modules is €995 - Easy-pay instalments (5 x €199)
	Access our online course within 1 hour of signing-up
	Each module can be completed online in a matter of weeks
	Learners will have unlimited access to each module online
	Individual modules are also available
	Learners will receive a FETAC level 5 major certificate in Healthcare Support after completing all 8 modules
	Learners completing the Care Skills or Care Support Modules should hold an Irish Heart Level 3 Heart Saver CPR certificate or equivalent.
	The Following 4 modules: Communications, Safety & health at Work, Nutrition & Social Studies require students to attend classroom based exams
	Classroom exams take place on Saturday or Sunday in Cork or Dublin.
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