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CORU Approval of BA (Honours) in Social Care (Apprenticeship)
CORU Approves Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Social Care (Apprenticeship)
The Health and Social Care Professionals Council (CORU) has formally approved the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Social Care (Apprenticeship), marking a significant milestone for social care education and workforce development in Ireland.