Learning pathways
Work-based learning
Work-based learning (WBL) provides all staff in NHS Wales structured opportunities for developing workplace skills and knowledge. WBL is achieved through accredited and non-accredited learning and is supervised in the workplace.
Accredited learning will provide the learner with a nationally recognised certificate. Non- Accredited learning is developed by a company without approval against regulated standards.
Careersville
This is a virtual village to help fully understand the opportunities available within Health and Care to enable users to make informed employment choices. With over 350 roles at various levels available, this interactive resource provides an information and details of upcoming events. Welcome to Careersville | Careersville (heiw.wales)
Accredited clinical work based learning
Links to NHS Health Qualifications:
- Assistant Practitioners in Mammography Screening (Wales)
- Autonomous Management of Minor Injuries (Wales)
- Clinical Healthcare Support in Wales
- Diabetic Eye Screening Assistants (Wales)
- Dietetic Support
- Facilities Services for Healthcare in Wales
- Fundamentals of Health Screening (Wales)
- Health Informatics
- Maternal and Infant Mental Health
- Maternity and Paediatric Support in Wales
- New Born Hearing Screening (Wales)
- Occupational Therapy Support in Wales
- Pathology Support
- Perioperative Support in Wales
- Physiotherapy Support in Wales
- Podiatry Support for Podiatry Assistants and Technicians
- Primary Care Health Care Support (General Practice Wales)
- Rehabilitation Support (Wales)
- Research and Evaluation Skills for Health Care Practice
- Speech & Language Support (Wales)
Links to Health and Social Qualifications
Links to Childcare Qualifications
Links to Healthcare Science Qualifications
Accredited non-clinical work based learning
These are varied courses, and more details can be found by contacted the Education and Training department within each Health Board.