Moodle

This course is for the following units:

Unit 202 - Principles of building construction, information and communication

This course is for the following units:

Unit 208 - First fix partitions and stairs

Unit 209 - Second fix

The focus of the module is on exploring theoretical frameworks for numeracy and curriculum development. There is consideration of what the learner brings to numeracy learning. Factors considered include socio-economic status, learning difficulties and barriers, historical perspective, biography and public and popular perceptions and context. 

This unit provides learners with an understanding of the tendering processes and procedures
used in construction and the built environment. Learners vvill also gain skills to estimate for
construction operations.

This module will examine the historical background to inclusion, current legislation and guidelines around the inclusion of students with disabilities. Particular consideration will be given to enabling students to overcome barriers within your own work base and in a wider context.

The Counselling Theory and Practice 1 module introduces you to ideas about counselling and to the core counselling theory for the degree - Client Centred Theory.  You will have opportunities to practice counselling with your peers.  You will be encouraged to think about issues relating to counselling such as contracting and ethics.

The Sociology of Health, Welfare and Community