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Sex and Relationship Education

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Module for Continuing Professional Development
30 Credits at level 2 or 3

The purpose of this module is to develop your knowledge, understanding and facilitation skills in Sex and Relationship Education work with Young People when working. The majority of work will focus on issues associated with sexual health and young people and how to practically run sessions in this subject area, either with groups, or one to one, taking into account the legal and policy frameworks. Suitable for any health and social care professional who wishes to gain credits for their professional development in Delivering Sex and Relationship Education to Young People.

What you do

This course is essentially experiential in nature. Participants will receive some theoretical background that will be put into practice. This background will be provided in a course manual which will be given to you on the first day of training.

You will use this manual throughout the contact hours of training. There are sections of it you will fill in throughout the training and sections you will take away for your use in your own study hours.

The major learning will come from participants applying their work in a real setting and reflecting on its outcome. You will also receive feedback from experienced tutors and their peers.

Where next?

You may wish to study a Diploma or degree - See our LIfelong Learning brochure available from Faculty of Health offices or online here

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Qualification:	Academic Credits
Faculty/School:	Faculty of Health
Course Start:	TBC
Course Length:	TBC
Attendance:	Delivered and managed by FPA
Entry Requirements:	The entry requirements for this course are that you have completed ‘Liberating/Supporting Life Choices’ (fpa Introductory course) or be able to prove that you have met the learning outcomes in other training/experiences. Participants must be working directly with people with learning disabilities (in any setting) and therefore able to complete the practical work
Application:	Faculty of Health
Fees and Bursaries:	£285