Course Overview
You will be introduced to the principles of healthy eating and how diet is closely linked to health. This will include studying the diseases that can result from a poor diet and the nutrients and food groups needed for a balanced diet. You will also look at the nutritional needs and energy requirements for a variety of individuals, including special diets and food allergies.
Completion within 12 weeks, although early completion is achievable.
Benefits of study:
- No need to attend college, work from home at a pace that suits you
- Achieve a nationally recognised Level 2 qualification
- Further your personal and professional development
- Available at no cost
- Receive support and guidance from a dedicated team of qualified assessors/tutors
- Study will enhance your personal and professional skills
What You Will Study
The student will learn through the support of relevant materials for the course, with a knowledgeable tutor providing advice and guidance on the course content.
Units:
- Exploring the principles of healthy eating
- Consider nutritional needs of a variety of individuals
- Use food and nutrition information to plan a healthy diet
- The principles of weight management
- Understanding eating disorders
- Principles of food safety for the home environment
- How You Will Be Assessed
The course is delivered via distance learning, supported by a range of interactive online resources. Work is assessed by the tutor throughout the course from induction to completion.
- Entry Requirements
No specific entry requirements, however good written English is desirable.
- Fee Information
This is a free course.
- Further Study
You may wish to complete a further distance learning course in: Understanding the Care and Management of Diabetes.