The Level 2 Certificate in Mental Health Awareness is designed to help learners understand mental health, explore common mental health conditions, and recognise factors that may contribute to mental ill health. This programme provides foundational knowledge for those entering or working in health and social care.
Learners will gain insights into the importance of mental health, strategies to support wellbeing, and the impact of mental health issues on individuals and communities. The course is suitable for those considering careers in health or social care, complementing existing qualifications, or enhancing skills within their current role.
Completion of this certificate supports progression to further qualifications, including Level 3 Diplomas in Adult Social Care, Level 2 and 3 Certificates in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care, and Level 3 courses in End of Life Care or Mental Health.
The programme covers:
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Introduction to mental health and common conditions
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Causes and effects of mental ill health
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Strategies to support mental wellbeing
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Awareness of legal and ethical considerations in care settings
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Role of support services and resources for individuals
Learning is delivered through interactive sessions, discussions, case studies, and reflective activities to develop practical understanding and awareness.
There are no formal entry requirements. The course is open to learners of all ages seeking to improve mental health knowledge or progress into health and social care roles. Learners should have a basic level of English to engage effectively with learning materials and assessments.
Fees are structured based on the level and mode of study. Flexible payment plans may be available to help learners spread the cost over instalments. For detailed fee information and guidance on payment options, contact the admissions team at admissions@aronexcollege.co.uk.
