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Exploring the Basics of Health and Social Care and Beyond
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Health and Social Care is complex at face value but can be made simple when broken down and explained in the easiest way possible. This class aims to teach you the basics on Health and Social Care in detail and how to use those basics to apply to specific and more complex topics in the field.

You'll learn the fundamentals in detail and how to apply them to simple and unorthodox case studies and research papers. You will learn how to write essays while also knowing how to apply them in both your professional and everyday life. You will learn the fundamental skill of analysing how effectively Health and Social Care Government Interventions work in different scenarios, alongside the different types of Government Interventions.

Times are negotiable.
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Students should be wanting to engage in the lessons and readings. You will need a pen and paper and if you want a laptop.
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  • Around London, United Kingdom
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  • Learning Centre, Holloway Road, London, UK
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About Me
Hello its nice to meet you and thank you for taking an interest in my class!

My name is Kaitlin and I have studied Health and Social Care for 10 years and plan to continue.

Teaching to me is sharing knowledge, more specifically my knowledge with my students who then take in that knowledge and use it to tailer their future. To me it is about guiding people through a complex maze that can be easily navigated with a mentor.

As a teacher I am fair and proactive. If you need me my email is always open to you and I'll reply as soon as I can anytime of the day any day of the week. I won't let you leave my class confused. I'm a fun teacher who makes the class engaging no matter the level of study or the age.

I like students who are listening and will be brave enough to not only answer and ask questions but also to question me. The simple rule in my class room is, if you are thinking it, someone else is. So ask your questions and answer mine. I also want dedicated students, this topic takes time and is not easy if your not dedicated to listen and be patient.

My methods are different with each student as no 2 people learn the same way. I follow the method that applies to all ages, people learn by doing, they learn by making mistakes. Knowing what my students do know is of no use to me as a tutor, so, I prefer to know what they don't know, then I can focus and tailor my teachings to help that individual.

10 Fun Facts about me:

1) I play the Flute and novice at Piano and cannot sign.
2) I'm Dyslexic.
3) I enjoy spending time with people and my family.
4) I am a multitasker.
5) I love swimming, the beach, particularly swimming at the beach.
6) My favourite colour is Yellow.
7) I like reading non-fiction books and romance novels (but I fail to see how Romeo and Juliet is romantic, its only upsetting to me).
8) I'm a Cat person.
9) I am very organised and professional.
10) I love History.
Education
First Class Hons BSc Health and Social Care - 2024.
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care Triple Distinction (DDD) - 2018.
BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Health and Social Care Distinction* (D*) - 2018.
GCSE English Language C - 2016.
GCSE Mathematics C - 2016.
GCSE Core Science C - 2015.
GCSE Additional Science C - 2016.
GCSE Health and Social Care C - 2016.
GCSE Religious Studies C - 2016.
GCSE ICT C - 2016.
Experience / Qualifications
I have worked with adults and children in multiple settings. I have worked as a Success Coach (Academic Mentor) at my university during my studies. I enjoyed this very much and its one of the reason I'm doing this class. I'm unavailable on Tuesdays as I am busy preparing to run my Beaver Scouts Section (6 - 8 yrs old). In the very same Scout group I have worked with all the sections covering an age range on 4 - 14 yrs old. I am also a trained carer for adults with Learning Disabilities and this work was very enjoyable. All this experience gives me the skills to interact with a wide rage of people of all ages.
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
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Beginner
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Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Availability of a typical week
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New York
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