What's Included
In addition to studying subject-specific modules, this Access course includes custom-designed developmental units that will help you to develop the academic skills needed for university study.
There are no formal entry requirements to begin this course, but to ensure that the content is accessible, we recommend numeracy and literacy at Level 2, (that’s roughly equivalent to Maths or English at GCSE grade 4 and above in England and Wales, the old grade C or above in England and Wales, the current grade C or above in Northern Ireland or above National 4 in Scotland) Learners must be
To offer ultimate flexibility, the course is delivered through online learning, with virtual study workshops to cement your knowledge. Depending on how much time you spend studying, the course should take around 12 months. You’ll need to gain 45 credits from the study modules, marked as pass, merit or distinction.
If you wish to progress onto studying as a Dietitian or Nutritionist at university, then you’ll need to check the entry requirements of the university you’d like to attend as so may require additional GCSE or equivalent qualifications. Whilst most universities accept Access to Higher Education Diplomas, so again, it’s worth specific entry requirements.