NCFE Certificate in Equality & Diversity (Level 2) (Distance Learning Programme)
NCFE Certificate in Equality & Diversity (Level 2) (Distance Learning Programme)
Equality and Diversity qualification which Leicester College is offering FREE to everyone at the moment.
Who is the course for?
This distance learning programme is for anyone looking for an introduction to the issues around stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination. It addresses good practice in equality, both in the workplace and the community and explores the rights and responsibilities that apply to everyone. This certificate programme is ideal for anyone looking for a good knowledge base in the subject alongside an understanding of everyday application. It is not specifically aimed at education professionals, but applies to all settings including public, private and third sector as well as within the community.
What qualifications will I need?
There are no formal entry requirements for the course. However, an initial assessment will be carried out to help tailor the programme.
What does the course involve?
This Certificate consists of two units. There is a choice as follows :
Section A
Unit 1 : Exploring equality and diversity
Unit 2 : Exploring how people’s rights and responsibilities are protected at work
Section B
Unit 3 : Working or learning in a place that promotes diversity
Unit 4 : Living in diverse communities
Learners will need to choose one unit from section A and one unit from section B.
Learners will work through the learning workbooks in their own time with support from a tutor via phone and email. Guidance on the choice of units to complete will be given during induction.
How will I be assessed?
Learners are required to complete a set of workbook questions in their own time.
What qualification(s) will I gain?
NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Equality & Diversity
When will the course run?
Programmes are roll-on, roll-off. Learners can therefore enrol at any time of the year.
How long is the course?
Programme length will vary according to each Learner, as this is a distance learning programme. A schedule will be agreed between the learner and their tutor upon enrolment and induction, and this may be up to 6 months.
Where will I study?
The induction for the programme will usually take place as a one-to-one meeting with the tutor at Leicester College’s Abbey Park Campus. However, a remote induction can be arranged for Learners who are unable to make this. Learners then study in their own time, at home or at work, and receive support from a tutor via phone and email.
What progression opportunities does this course offer?
- NCFE Award in Managing Diversity (Level 3)
- A range of other programmes at Level 4 and above are available
If I wish to know more, whom should I speak to?
Advice Centre on (0116) 224 4100 or Tracey Jackson-Smith (0116) 224 4116
When does the course start?
August 2011 and at anytime throughout the Academic Year 2011/2012
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