This unique practical, higher education Foundation Degree programme has been designed for anyone wishing to develop specialised skills and knowledge prior to entry into the
emergency services, emergency management or civil contingency sectors. The curriculum has been developed in conjunction with local emergency services and responder organisations. This will enhance knowledge, skills and understanding of key topics and improve working practices. Entry requirements
120 UCAS points from AS and A-Levels (at least 80 points must be at A2-level) or relevant level 3 qualification i.e. BTEC National Diploma/BTEC Extended Diploma - PPP Grades required. Access to HE Diplomas - 45 credits at level 3. Plus GCSEs at
grade C or above in English language and mathematics: alternatives at Level 2 may be considered. Mature applicants with relevant experience but without the stated qualifications will be considered individually and are
encouraged to apply. Modules
Year 1
Search Management (20 credits)
Personal & Employability Skills Development (20 credits)
Community Preparedness (20 credits)
Environmental Protection (10 credits)
Patient Assessment (20 credits)
Operational Fire fighting (20 credits)
Research Skills (10 credits)
Year 2
Technical Rescue (20 credits)
Research Project (20 credits)
Resource Management (20 credits)
Managing Incidents & Emergency Situations (20 credits)
Emergency Planning & Contingency Management (20 credits)
Patient Management from Hostile Environments (20 credits)
What can I do after the course? The theory and practical training you gain from this foundation degree gives you the opportunity to pursue a range of careers. For example:
Firefighter
Paramedic
Coastguard
Armed forces
Rope access emergency teams
British Red Cross emergency team
Humanitarian relief agencies
Local Authority, civil contingencies or emergency planning in the UK and overseas
For any Additional Information please visit
https://www.cornwall.ac.uk/printpdf/17184
or contact Bicton College
