This course is ideal for carers, individuals managing their own or others’ healthcare, and those exploring NHS careers.
It’s designed to build confidence in accessing services, understanding care pathways, and discovering career opportunities within the NHS, empowering you to make informed decisions and advocate effectively.
This course is one of our Skill Boosters and is fully-funded, meaning you may not need to pay any tuition fees. Most people are eligible for funding for this course. If you would like to double-check whether you can study this course for free, please email admissions@nhc.ac.uk quoting ‘Tailored Learning funding’ in your subject line.
This course is ideal for carers, individuals navigating NHS services, and those interested in exploring carers within the healthcare system. It provides a clear and practical guide to understanding and accessing NHS services, including GP practices, hospitals, community care, and mental health support.
Participants will learn how to advocate effectively for themselves or others, understand referral pathways, and make the most of available resources.
The course also introduces a range of career opportunities within the NHS, from clinical to support roles, and outlines the skills and qualifications needed to pursue them.
Whether you’re supporting a loved one, managing your own care needs, or considering a future in healthcare, this course offers valuable insights and guidance to help you feel informed, empowered, and confident in navigating the NHS.
2 October 2026
Stevenage Campus
Qualification
Course Code
P-KH-TLNNHS
Duration
14 Weeks
Entry Requirements
No formal entry requirements
Future Study
After completing this course, you’ll have a stronger understanding of how to navigate NHS services.
Cost