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Training routes Flashcards

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What are the routes of how to become HCPC registered?

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QSEP- psych
PROF DOC- psych
SEPAR- sport science

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What is the 1st step of Sport and Exercise training route?

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BPS accredited undergrad Psychology (3 years)
OR
GBC conversion course if not

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What grades do you need to move to stage 2 of Sport and Exercise training route?

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Acquired at least 2:2 to obtain GBC course
AND
Normally at least 2:1 to be offered an M.Sc.

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What is the 2nd step of Sport and Exercise training route?

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BPS accredited M.Sc. Sport Psychology degree (1 year).

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What grades do you need to move to step 3?

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BPS accredited Stage 1 qualification.
Usually, at least a merit level of attainment (60%+) to be considered for stage 2.

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What is the 3rd step of Sport and Exercise training route?

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Hcpc approved Stage 2 Award
(2 year minimum)
BASES SEPAR PROF DOC

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What is needed to move on to step 4?

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Acquired work related learning/ placement activities
AND
Supervision from a Hcpc registered Sport and Exercise Psychologist

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What is step 4 of the Sport and Exercise Psychologist training route?

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Eligibility to apply for HCPC Registration

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What is the British Psychological Society (BPS)?

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A representative body for psychology and psychologist in the UK.
Act as a training provider

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What is the BPS responsible for

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Nationally responsible for the development, promotion, and application of psychology for the public good

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What does the BPS Promote?

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Promotes the efficiency and usefulness of its members by maintaining high standards of professional education and knowledge.

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What are the golden standards to be a BPS and chartered psychologist?

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  1. Attain threshold levels of competence in relation to knowledge-based and skills relevant to your domain of psychology.
  2. Adhere to the Society’s required of ethics and professional conduct.
  3. Engage in regular containing professional development activities.
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Who is the Uk regulator for Health Professions?

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HCPC

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What is HCPC made for?

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  1. Protect the public
  2. Set standards
  3. Approve courses- lead to registration
  4. Keeps register of those who meet the standards- eg Practitioner Psychologist
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What titles can only registered practitioners use which are protected by law?

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  1. Generic titles: Registered Psychologists and Practitioner Psychologist
  2. Domain-specific: Sport and Exercise Psychologist (or any derivative)
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What are the 3 underpinning dimensions in the process of becoming HCPC registered?

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  1. Knowledge
    • underpinning knowledge-based
  2. Practice
    -period of supervised practice
  3. Research
    -research element of training
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Why is HCPC professional training competency?

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Ensures the development of both underpinning knowledge and core professional competencies required to be a registered practitioner psychologist.

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Why are BPS accredited courses so important in psychology?

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Ensures you have key knowledge, which allows you to move on and become a registered psychologist with the HCPC.

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Name the 3 components of Stage 1 MSc (masters) competence.

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  1. Core Knowledge
  2. Discipline Knowledge Components
  3. Research
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Name the 4 main standards of proficiency acquired in stage 2 professional training.

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  1. ethics & professional standards
  2. consultancy- apply
  3. Research- develop new
  4. Dissemination- communication
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What goes in the second component (discipline knowledge components) of stage 1 MSc (masters).

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  1. Perfromance
    2.Psychological skills & Approaches
  2. LIfespan issues
  3. Social Processes
  4. Exercise and Physical Activity
  5. Individual differences
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What goes into the first component (core knowledge) of stage 1 MSc (masters).

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  1. Research Methods
  2. Professional skills
23
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What marking criteria for a 1st?

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Excellent explanation of the relevant stages of the professional training route to becoming a registered sport psychologist, and the role of the BPS and HCPC in the training provision
50 to >34.0 Pts

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