The Candidate must be employed within a dental practice as a Trainee. (Candidates not currently working in a practice are welcome to enquire for advice).
What are the Entry Requirements for the Course?
The Candidate must be employed within a dental practice as a Trainee. (Candidates not currently working in a practice are welcome to enquire for advice).
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Candidates must be educated to Standard Grade or equivalent level, ideally in at least four subjects including English. (Candidates without these qualifications are welcome to enquire for advice).
What does the Course Cost?
The Course is FREE to candidates who start aged under 25. (Anyone wishing to embark on the course aged 25 or over should enquire for advice on financial assistance).
How Long does the Course take to Complete?
12 months (minimum time required) to 24 months (can be extended).
Pace of coursework is flexibile.
Is it possible to work and earn a wage during the Course?
Yes - as long as employment is as a Trainee in a dental practice.
What does the Course Consist of?
Stage 1(8 to 12 months) :- Building a Portfolio of Evidence - which involves Tutorials, completion of Workbooks and Observation by your Assessor in the Surgery. Stage 2 (4 to 6 months) :- Weekly Classes and a final Written Exam.
What kind of Support do we offer?
Our experienced team will provide support and guidance through to qualification with a tailored training plan that suits both the Trainee and the Practice. The Trainee will have an Assigned Assessor, who will support and assist as the Trainee progresses through the course and builds a portfolio of evidence. This offers the Trainee flexibility whilst working and gaining experience in the surgery. Assessments and monitoring visits are carried out every 6-8 weeks, with minimum disruption to the workplace.
What is the Progression from Dental Nursing?
Attainment of the SVQ in Dental Nursing will facilitate professional development through to Dental Hygienist, Hygiene Therapist, Dental Technician and Practice Management.
Founded in 1988, Mentor Training Centre has successfully helped over 2,000 trainees from around Scotland to become qualified dental nurses - and we continue to do so.
The Dental Nursing Course is aimed at trainees who are already working in a practice, and want to obtain a recognised qualification (SVQ Level 3), leading to GDC registration.
Mentor Training Centre offers a route to qualification based on flexibility for both the Trainee and the Dentist/Practice Manager. Our delivery offers an alternative to online courses because the trainee benefits from classes and hands-on tutorials - plus it’s cost-free up to age 25 as we’re fully funded by SDS (Skills Development Scotland).
And although we offer the same qualification as Further Education Colleges, we differ because the Trainee is able to work and develop her/his skills in a practice while wage-earning.
Both in teaching and assessing, we employ a team of committed and fully qualified staff, with many years of occupational experience behind them.
Their aim is to ensure trainee qualification with minimum disruption within the surgery during monitoring visits. Assessors will plan and organise suitable times for delivering underpinning knowledge, undertaking assessments, observing workbase tasks and providing constructive feedback on performance. All assessors demonstrate high levels of patience, tact and diplomacy.
In addition to regular monitoring visits, the trainee is encouraged to attend tutorials for the progression and completion of their portfolio in preparation for final examination.
As an "Approved Training Organisation" we have been assessed by Skills Development Scotland (SDS) and Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) against vigorous criteria including Training Standards and Competence, Organisational Ability, Programme Design and Delivery and Staff Development.
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