The colleges transforming classrooms into hospital wards
As the new T Level Health course takes hold in sixth forms across the country, a striking new type of classroom has emerged – the simulation suite.
Category: T Level Health
So much to celebrate in Health this T Levels Week
It’s national T Levels week, and Brad and Ryan caught up with Philippa Bennett from Harlow College to help her team get the most out of their ALEX manikin and hear a little about their T Level Course.
Half a term in: The AI manikins taking sixth form colleges by storm
Cutting edge AI manikins from Simulaids are proving a huge hit in the new T Level course in Health, helping to teach clinical skills and even interacting with students.
Addressing Student Anxiety: How CPR Manikins Improve Confidence in Medical Training
CPR manikins play a crucial role in medical education, providing students with valuable hands-on experience and helping them develop the necessary skills to save lives. These lifelike simulators offer a controlled environment where students can practice critical life-saving techniques without the fear of making mistakes or causing harm. The realistic simulation, immediate feedback, and emphasis […]
Beyond Textbooks: Practical Simulation Training for Aspiring Midwives
Understanding the limitations of textbook learning is crucial when it comes to midwifery education. Relying solely on textbooks can present significant drawbacks, including a lack of real-world application and limited exposure to diverse scenarios. While textbooks provide valuable theoretical knowledge, they often fall short in preparing aspiring midwives for the complexities of actual birthing situations. […]
T Level Health: Ensure Your College is Fully Prepared For September
The new term is just around the corner, and colleges across the country are gearing up to deliver the T Level Health course for the first time. Whether you’re fully prepared or still in need of some essential resources, this guide will ensure that your college is ready to meet the specifications of the course. […]
