Cambridge Advanced National in Mental Health: Individuals and Society

Cambridge Advanced National in Mental Health: Individuals & Society (Level 3)

The Cambridge Advanced National in Mental Health: Individuals & Society is a Level 3 qualification equivalent to one A Level. It develops students’ knowledge, understanding, and practical skills related to mental health and wellbeing within the wider health and social care sector.

The course explores how mental health affects individuals and society, examining the biological, psychological, and social factors that influence wellbeing. Students will learn about mental health conditions, support services, and approaches to promoting positive mental health, gaining valuable insight into how professionals work to improve people’s lives.

Designed to complement A Levels, T Levels, or vocational health qualifications, this course helps prepare students for undergraduate study and future careers in mental health nursing, psychology, counselling, social care, or community support.

Cambridge OCR Level 3 Alternative Academic Qualification Cambridge Advanced National

in Mental Health: Individuals & Society (Extended Certificate)

For this qualification, students must complete 5 units:

• Two mandatory externally assessed units

• Two mandatory NEA units

• One optional NEA unit

• F400 Fundamentals of menta health and the individual
• F401 Mental health, wellbeing and society
• F402 Supporting and promoting mental health and wellbeing in organisations
• F403 Community-based support for mental health and wellbeing
• F404 Supporting mental health and wellbeing with physical activity
• F405 Supporting mental health and wellbeing with outdoor and creative activities

Assessment:

Assessment is through a combination of externally marked exams and internally assessed coursework, allowing students to demonstrate their understanding through both written and applied project work.

5 Grade 4s including English and Maths

This qualification is ideal for anyone interested in mental health, wellbeing, and the impact of social factors on individual behaviour, offering both academic and practical preparation for the next step in education or employment.