Units are assessed by online; reflective reviews or short answer questions.
This is an online course that you can start throughout the year. It is likely to take you 12 weeks to complete.
You must be aged 19 years or over as at the start of the academic year (31 August).
You will achieve Level 2 Certificate in Mental Health First Aid and Mental Health Advocacy in the Workplace.
QSPTUMH201
Around 450 million people experience mental health issues globally. Over 12 million working days are lost annually to work-related stress, depression, or anxiety. Employers should be transparent about mental health, fostering a supportive culture.
Course highlights:
Learn how to support mental well-being in the workplace.
Units are assessed by online; reflective reviews or short answer questions.
You will require the use of a laptop or PC with internet connection.
The course cost is £360. Funding my be available.
Aged 19 or over and thinking about Further Education?
You may be eligible for free or reduced course fees . Please refer to our page ‘paying for your course.’
We have a state-of-the-art fitness village, Honeywell Sports Village where students can make use of our fitness suite, spinning studio and classes for competitive rates.
Part-time courses are only available for learners who are 19 years old and above. You may not have to pay for this course if you are employed but earn below £23,400 a year, or if you are unemployed and receive Job Seekers Allowance, Employment and Support Allowance or Universal Credit. You will need to provide evidence of your eligibility which will be checked at enrolment.
This course is funded by South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) and/or West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA). You must be living in the South or West Yorkshire regions to qualify for funding.
For further information please contact our friendly Information Team on +44 (0)1226 216 123 or email info@barnsley.ac.uk
Please note we reserve the right to change details without notice. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.