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Level 1 Sexual Health Awareness

Course Overview

In the UK, over 85% of women and 70% of men have admitted to having unsafe sex in the past year. Overall, 73% of women and 64% of men do not believe themselves to be at risk from STIs, but similar proportions of those who did have an STI also believed themselves to be at little or no risk.

It is important that everyone knows about sexual health, especially those who work in health and social care such as registered nurses, or people who work with young people in education and training. No matter if you are an individual looking for a sexual health course to upskill for personal or professional reasons, or an employer looking for sexual health training courses for staff, we have you covered.

This sexual health level 1 qualification will increase your knowledge and understanding of a range of subjects relating to contraception and sexual health. The course includes sexually transmitted infections (STIs), relationships, different forms of contraception, the reproductive system and how the media can portray things.

Key Information

Course Length
8 weeks

Course Level
Level 1

Awarding Body
NCFE

Learning Method(s)
Online materials
Online assessment

For Individuals

Benefits

  • Automatic enrolment with an immediate start
  • Fully online course
  • Study from anywhere, at any time
  • Perfect for an introduction or refresher in a subject
  • A great addition to a CV
  • Receive a digital e-certificate upon completion
  • Nationally recognised
  • Official CPD certified course
  • Access to an award-winning e-learning platform
  • No hidden costs

    • Full Cost Price
    £150.00

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    Section 1: Relationships

    Increase knowledge of the various factors found within friendships, relationships, intimacy and the legal age for sexual activities. Explore the reasons why people may build close relationships, and how this links to basic human needs.

    Section 2: Sexually transmitted infections

    Study different types of STIs, how they are transmitted and their symptoms, as well as exploring the effects of untreated chlamydia, HIV and AIDS.

    Section 3: Human reproduction

    Look into the anatomy of sexual health awareness and will learn about the male and female reproductive organs, as well as the process of menstruation.

    Section 4: Contraception

    Discover into the different methods of contraception available at the moment, their advantages and disadvantages and where they can be obtained from.

    Section 5: The media

    Learn about the portrayal of sex in the media and how society responds to this. Consider how society and the media need to change and be much more dynamic in their representations of sex in order to more accurately reflect the state of sexual health awareness in our modern day society.