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The Year in Employment (YiE) is an opportunity for undergraduate students across a range of programmes to undertake a placement year whilst remaining enrolled to the University of Southampton. Students complete their placement after their second year of study in an industry of their choice for up to 12 months. The minimum period required for a placement under the Year in Employment is 30 weeks (or equivalent) based on the assumption of a 40-hour working week.
Students receive support in preparing for placement applications and a placement induction prior to beginning their placement. Whilst on placement, students are asked to complete six optional blogs detailing their experiences. These blogs are designed to complement the learning outcomes of the Year in Employment. Blogs are completed via blackboard and students have access to a verity of resources to support their blog writing. Feedback is given on three of the six blogs that are submitted.

This is a year long module, which will include Personal Academic Tutor and Skills Sessions as per the timetable.

This module is not formally assessed, and no credits are awarded for this module.

This is a year long module, which will include Personal Academic Tutor and Skills Sessions as per the timetable.

This module is not formally assessed, and no credits are awarded for this module.

This is a year long module, which will include Personal Academic Tutor and Skills Sessions as per the timetable.

This module is not formally assessed, and no credits are awarded for this module.

This is a year long module, which will include Personal Academic Tutor and Skills Sessions as per the timetable.

This module is not formally assessed, and no credits are awarded for this module.

This is a year long module, which will include Personal Academic Tutor and Skills Sessions as per the timetable.

This module is not formally assessed, and no credits are awarded for this module.

This is a year long module, which will include Personal Academic Tutor and Skills Sessions as per the timetable.

This module is not formally assessed, and no credits are awarded for this module.

This is a year long module, which will include Personal Academic Tutor and Skills Sessions as per the timetable.

This module is not formally assessed, and no credits are awarded for this module.

This is a core module for attendance and the completion of required NMC activities, skills and programme requirements. This module does not contribute to classification and will result in a record of ‘achieved’ or ‘not achieved’. You must complete all level 4 proficiencies and drug calculation tests to achieve a successful completion to the programmed year.

It is a course requirement to meet the NMC standards of a minimum of 4600 hours of across the three years with 50% in clinical practice. The programme comprises 44 weeks of programmed activity to accommodate completion of Domain 6 of the Standards of
proficiency for midwives (NMC, 2019) as set out in the Midwifery On-going Record of Achievement (MORA) profile. By the end of the programme, you must have completed 2475 hours in clinical practice. In each part you are scheduled to complete 825 hours towards this total.

To successfully complete this module you must have a clinical hours deficit of equal to or less than 150 hours. A deficit of more than 150 hours will result in failure of the module at first attempt, and the requirement to take a pause in studies and return to programme ahead of the next academic year to make up the hours deficit.

If your clinical hours deficit exceeds 75 hours at the end of the part you are required to meet with your Academic Assessor and discuss a plan to resolve this deficit within the next part.

This is a core module for attendance and the completion of required NMC activities, skills and programme requirements. This module does not contribute to classification and will result in a record of ‘achieved’ or ‘not achieved’. You must complete all level 4 proficiencies and drug calculation tests to achieve a successful completion to the programmed year.

It is a course requirement to meet the NMC standards of a minimum of 4600 hours of across the three years with 50% in clinical practice. The programme comprises 44 weeks of programmed activity to accommodate completion of Domain 6 of the Standards of
proficiency for midwives (NMC, 2019) as set out in the Midwifery On-going Record of Achievement (MORA) profile. By the end of the programme, you must have completed 2475 hours in clinical practice. In each part you are scheduled to complete 825 hours towards this total.

To successfully complete this module you must have a clinical hours deficit of equal to or less than 150 hours. A deficit of more than 150 hours will result in failure of the module at first attempt, and the requirement to take a pause in studies and return to programme ahead of the next academic year to make up the hours deficit.

If your clinical hours deficit exceeds 75 hours at the end of the part you are required to meet with your Academic Assessor and discuss a plan to resolve this deficit within the next part.