Unit Award Scheme
71914 INTRODUCTION TO BASIC SEXUAL HEALTH
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
|---|---|---|
demonstrated the ability to | ||
| 1 | show how a condom should be applied | Summary sheet |
| 2 | take part in a group discussion about sexual health | Summary sheet |
shown knowledge of | ||
| 3 | two reasons for using contraception | Summary sheet |
| 4 | the advantages and disadvantages of two different contraceptive methods | Summary sheet |
| 5 | the main signs and symptoms of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) | Summary sheet |
| 6 | at least two ways in which HIV and other STIs are transmitted | Summary sheet |
| 7 | why it is necessary to check for the kite mark and expiry date on a condom packet | Summary sheet |
| 8 | the legal availability of contraception for young people under the age of consent | Summary sheet |
| 9 | at least two different forms of contraception | Student completed work |
| 10 | at least two different types of STIs | Student completed work |
| 11 | where to go to get screened for and find treatment for STIs | Summary sheet |
| 12 | where to find local young people-friendly clinics | Summary sheet |
| 13 | what is meant by emergency contraception and where to get it | Summary sheet |
| 14 | what is meant by confidentiality in this context. | Summary sheet |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 29 July 2009Level - Entry Level