PGCert Community Rehabilitation
Apply OnlineStudy a contemporary community rehabilitation programme with a specific focus on community recovery. Featuring flexible study options that are designed to fit in around you and your professional commitments.
Course overview
This programme will enable you to study, a defined pathway through the postgraduate certificate in community rehabilitation. Taking place over 24 taught days delivered in a combination of virtual and on campus sessions.
What you need to know
Course start date
September
Location
On campus and distanced learning
Course length
1 year part-time
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Typical offer
Fees
from £3,260
Course features
- Flexible study options
- Part-time study
- Blended teaching structure
- Emphasis on student wellbeing and support
Course details
The core modules are designed to link with your clinical practice setting where you will complete a supervised practice portfolio in support of your learning. Mental and Public Health will be threaded through out the core module, as well as the components of Advanced Practice (Leadership, Education, Clinical Practice and Research) in an integrated way enabling you to demonstrate these components in practice.
There will be some element of options available in a choice between two of the three: Community Rehabilitation for Long Term Conditions; Community Rehabilitation for Health Ageing; Mental Health in Non-Mental Health settings.
The programme will rely on your multi-professional credentials and there is an expectation that you will participate and support the learning of others throughout the course.
The learning and teaching approach will adopt a variety of methods of blended delivery. Case studies and your own experiences will be used to inform and challenge your learning which will be integrated into practice throughout the programme.
Teaching will include keynote lectures, small group work, practical sessions, project supervision, tutor-led tutorials and seminars, clinical practice learning, and guided independent study.
Modules
Please note the modules listed are correct at the time of publishing. The University cannot guarantee the availability of all modules listed and modules may be subject to change. The University will notify applicants of any changes made to the core modules listed. For further information please refer to winchester.ac.uk/termsandconditions
Modules
- Managing Poor Mental Health in Non-Mental Health Settings
- Community Rehabilitation Long Term Conditions
- Community Rehabilitation Healthy Ageing
Entry requirements
- Hold an appropriate undergraduate degree, or, have at least 60 level-6 credits or a non-honours degree awarded in the last 5 years.*
- Be registered with an appropriate professional healthcare body in the UK (for example, HCPC, NMC, RCOT, GPC, Social Work England).
- At least 3 years of post-registration experience.
- Be working at least 15 hours a week in a clinical setting
Applicants will be required to complete and return an application in line with the University’s post graduate application process. This form collects the additional information to enable review by the module leader (or nominated member of the academic team) to ensure eligibility criteria are met, that the applicant has the support of their employer and funding agreed.
Applicants will also confirm acceptance of the University of Winchester terms and conditions on this form. Once these checks have been completed, applicants will be informed that they have secured a place on the module.
*If an applicant doesn't meet these requirements, they will be expected to demonstrate their ability to study at this level by completing an appropriate level-7 module before enrolment.
- Hold an appropriate undergraduate degree, or, have at least 60 level-6 credits or a non-honours degree awarded in the last 5 years.*
- Be registered with an appropriate professional healthcare body in the UK (for example, HCPC, NMC, RCOT, GPC, Social Work England).
- At least 3 years of post-registration experience.
- Be working at least 15 hours a week in a clinical setting
Applicants will be required to complete and return an application in line with the University’s post graduate application process. This form collects the additional information to enable review by the module leader (or nominated member of the academic team) to ensure eligibility criteria are met, that the applicant has the support of their employer and funding agreed.
Applicants will also confirm acceptance of the University of Winchester terms and conditions on this form. Once these checks have been completed, applicants will be informed that they have secured a place on the module.
*If an applicant doesn't meet these requirements, they will be expected to demonstrate their ability to study at this level by completing an appropriate level-7 module before enrolment.
2024/2025 Course Tuition Fees
| UK / Channel Islands / Isle of Man / Republic of Ireland |
International |
|
|---|---|---|
| Part-time | £3,260 | £6,100 |
| Total | £3,260 | £6,100 |
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SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES AND AWARDS
We have a variety of scholarship and bursaries available to support you financially with the cost of your course. To see if you’re eligible, please see our Scholarships and Awards.
CAREER PROSPECTS
This course will aim to equip you with the skills and knowledge to play your part in enriching the health and wellbeing of individuals, families, communities and society.
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