This introductory course will focus on exploring the varying functions of glucose and insulin in the blood, the different forms and causes of diabetes as well as the risk factors associated with each type.
This course typically takes 12 weeks to complete.
This course is distance learning, with the option of online learning or learning booklets.
This course may be fully funded, subject to meeting eligibility criteria. Please contact adultlearning@furness.ac.uk for more information.
This course is Starting throughout the year
Course Content
What Modules will you Study?
This introductory course will focus on exploring the varying functions of glucose and insulin in the blood, the different forms and causes of diabetes as well as the risk factors associated with each type.
Where will I learn?
Channelside Campus
How much will this course cost?
Please refer to the College fees policy, for more information please contact Student.Services@furness.ac.uk
Entry Requirements
What are the entry requirements?
The course is suitable for anyone who has an interest, or already works in a health care setting and wants to improve and develop their knowledge and understanding. There are no specific recommended prior learning requirements for this course. However, you may find it helpful if you have already achieved a Level 1 or 2 qualification in a health or social care related area.
Progression
What opportunities will this lead to?
TBC