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If you’re thinking about applying through UCAS to start a career in Nursing, Midwifery, Mental Health or any other health related course of studies, ensure to spend sufficient time drafting your personal statement. If you need guidance do get in touch and also refer to UCAS website. Study Coach is in the business of education, we are passionate about your learning and we support nursing/midwifery, social care, social work, youth justice, education studies students and others. We know from experience that non-traditional learners making the transition into full-time education will usually find studies at further or higher education to be challenging. Health Care Assistants moving up from level 2 to level 3 the transition might sometimes seem like a massive mountain to climb.
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Study Coach is here to help pave the way. If unable to visit Universities due to the pandemic, you can book a virtual tour, many are on offer, once again, see UCAS: www.ucas.com to find out about University entry requirements and check if the course will meet your expectations. If your chosen course is based on attending placement, and if you have an underlying health issue, do please check whether you will be allowed to take up placement or whether you will be asked to defer. At the point of writing this article, Study Coach is aware that there is a system in place that can prevent Nursing students with underlying health issues from taking up placement. Please therefore check with Universities, the rules governing the pandemic/COVID-19 might also apply to Social Care and Social Work students.
Assignments
When studying health programmes, students will be assessed via writing essays and reports, students will sit exams and do presentations; different units will use a different assessment mode or a combination of modes to assess learning.
Learners are usually great at talking, however when the word presentation is mentioned, there is usually a deathly silence or behaviours change to a state of panic. “I can’t talk in front of the whole class, I’m just not good at it. I’m going to have a heart attack, look and feel my sweaty palms, I swear I’m having angina”. Study Coach advice is ‘don’t panic, all will be fine’. Fear will negatively impact on your performance, so push aside fears and embrace the opportunity to show off your verbal skills and enjoy the presentation. When presenting ensure that you use appropriate Volume in order to be heard, deliver the presentation at an appropriate pace, use clear speech. If the presentation is to be uploaded, and not delivered in person, students should ensure that power-point slides provides details. Focus more on providing text, as opposed to giving a multitude of slides with large images to fill-up the space, also ensure that information presented is sufficiently referenced.
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Start by making notes as you read and start to mentally raise questions in view of the essay title. For example, you could ask yourself why the university have chosen to set the particular essay question, there might be a public or academic controversy inferred in the question, waiting for you to explore. For example, health issues linked to COVID-19 and nursing students awareness about hygiene whilst on placement practice.
Keep the focus on the essay title, put the title where you can see it easily and keep checking the exact wording as you research and write, through constantly reminding yourself of the exact wording of the title it will help to keep you on track in view of the assessment criteria. It is easy to forget the focus of the title and drift off on a tangent, particularly if you have other assignments to submit and other workload.

Help with Dissertation Writing
This will require students to use a good search strategy to locate relevant evidence based research for critique. A dissertation will require the use of critical thinking skills and to produce discursive arguments. If you find yourself basically reiterating what the research says then you are being descriptive and this could lead to issues of plagiarism, irrespective of you referencing the source. To produce a good dissertation, students need to rely less on researchers words and instead critically analyse research findings, weigh-up research data and consider the merits of arguments, relevance of methodology used, the merits of the sampling technique used, assumptions made, debatable points, recommendations and relevance to practice, will all help to lead to a discursive dissertation.
Study Coach can help you with your education, to improve your grades, to be the best that you can be. We act as a critical friend and will guide you to understand the assessment criteria and for you to develop your academic skills. We provide both an Essay and Dissertation Online service. Study Coach provides online tutoring at its best, and you can access the service at any time and submit your work overnight. To find out more about our academic support and other services, call Morel Benard for a chat on 07944 849271 or email info@studycoach.uk.com Website: www.studycoach.uk.com