About the course
In this course the learner will understand what is meant by the term 'mental health' and consider the definition and causes of mental health difficulties. Learners will also explore common perceptions of mental health difficulties and how stereotyping can affect people's perceptions. They will develop their knowledge of the rights of those who experience mental health difficulties and learn where appropriate support can be sought. Learners will also develop their awareness of cultural diversity within mental health issues.
Entry requirements
No entry requirements
How much does it cost?
The cost of this course is £72 (£65 for September 2025)
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Adult Skills Fund ✓
This course is part of the Adult Skills Fund and is fully-funded (free) if you are 19+ and:
- Unemployed and looking for work
- or in paid employment and earn below £25,000
Awarding Body
NCFE/CACHE
Why study?
- Group presentations
- Group Discussions
- Role Plays
Where will this course take me?
Possible careers:
- Social Worker
- Mental Health Nurse
- Counsellor
Core modules
Develop an awareness of mental health
How will I be assessed?
- Workbook/Portfolio
- Presentation
- Essays
- Group discussion
Will I have to provide anything?
A4 PAPER
PENS
I'm interested. What should I do now?
Call 01279 868100 and talk to an Admissions Adviser
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