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Supervising and Assessing Specialist Community Practice

  • Study Mode: Part Time
  • Location: Distance Learning
  • Duration: One Year
  • Start Date: To be confirmed
This programme is designed for Specialist Community Practitioners who are responsible for supervising and assessing the practice of Specialist Community Students such as those who are enrolled on a Specialist Practitioner Qualification or Specialist Community Public Health Nursing programme.

Why study this subject?

The University is well positioned to deliver this module as it has strong and established relationships with Trusts in London, the Thames Valley and beyond.

The aim of this course is to enable Specialist Practitioners to develop the knowledge, skills and values to supervise and assess students working at an advanced level of practice.

The course will be delivered via 4 online workshops delivered in the first term. You will then follow a SCPHN or SPQ student throughout the year which will enable you to develop the skills to effectively lead and manage an educational process in line with the teaching and learning strategy, as determined by a professional curriculum.

You will also gain the knowledge and understanding to effectively assess students at the end of their programme of study, which leads to either registration or a recordable qualification with the NMC (or other professional body).

This programme will also include responsibility for positively influencing the development of the educational environment with a focus on the promotion of interprofessional learning.

What will I study?

Led by our supportive and experienced staff, topics explored on this course include:

  • roles and responsibilities of Supervisors and Assessors and Academic Assessor
  • establishing effective relationships
  • assessing learning needs
  • planning a programme of learning
  • effectively implementing a programme of learning
  • assessing learner outcomes
  • evaluating the overall process.

What are the course entry requirements?

Individuals with an undergraduate degree, typically 2.1 or higher, with an interest in supervising and assessing in specialist community practice or a relevant adjacent field. In addition individuals would usually hold a SCPHN or SPQ qualification.

What are the tuition fees

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  • Home, Academic Year 2023 - 2024: £490 per year

Additional course costs and financial support

Most courses will involve some additional costs that are not covered by your fees.
You could benefit from financial support through a bursary or scholarship during your time as a student. For more details visit our financial support, bursaries and scholarships section.

Questions about fees?

If you have any questions about the fees above, contact our Enquiries team by calling 0330 123 2023 or emailing advice@bnu.ac.uk.