Entry Level 3 Healthy Relationships Course in Basildon. Classes run at ACL Basildon, part-time during the day. Funding may be available depending on your circumstances, so fees may or may not apply. Each session runs for 90 minutes, making it easy to fit around other commitments. You'll cover what makes relationships healthy and respectful, including friendships and intimate relationships. Topics include personal boundaries, consent, contraception, sexual health, and wellbeing. This is an Open Awards entry level healthy relationships qualification.
Who this course is for
Develop the skills needed to build safe, healthy and respectful relationships.
What you will learn
You'll identify the features of positive and healthy relationships, including friendships and intimate relationships.
You'll understand personal boundaries and why they matter.
You'll explore what consent means and how to apply it in real situations.
You'll learn about contraception and sexual health.
You'll develop awareness of your own wellbeing and how relationships affect it.
You'll recognise the difference between safe and unsafe relationship behaviours.
How you will learn
Classes are delivered in a classroom at ACL Basildon. You'll take part in group discussions and activities during each 90-minute session. Assessment is through the tasks and activities completed during the course. There are no exams.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. ACL Basildon will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Support Worker: help people build safe, healthy relationships in care settings.
Community Support Worker: work with individuals and families in the community.
Family Support Worker: support families with relationships and wellbeing.
Care Assistant: entry-level care roles working with vulnerable adults or young people.
Youth Worker: support young people with personal development and relationships.
What you could study next
Level 1 Award or Certificate in Personal and Social Development: builds on the themes covered here and develops broader life skills.
Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Domestic Abuse: relevant if you want to work in support roles where safeguarding matters.
Level 2 Health and Social Care qualification: a recognised step toward paid work as a support worker or care assistant.
