This course is a 6  week course,  delivered in the home to students who are unable to attend on site provision. 

This course can be accredited by the NCFE at Level 1 or Level 2 

• Introduction to Alcohol Awareness:

• Overview of alcohol as a substance and its cultural significance.

• Types of alcoholic beverages and their characteristics.

• Alcohol Metabolism and Effects on the Body:

• Understanding how the body processes alcohol: absorption and metabolism.

• Short-term effects of alcohol consumption, including intoxication and impaired judgment.

• Long-term health risks associated with excessive drinking.

• Alcohol and Mental Health:

• Exploring the relationship between alcohol use and mental health disorders.

• Recognising signs of alcohol use disorder and its impact on overall well-being.

• Safe Drinking Guidelines:

• Overview of recommended guidelines for alcohol consumption.

• Importance of moderation and recognizing personal limits.

• Social and Legal Implications:

• Understanding the legal drinking age and alcohol-related laws in the UK.

• Discussing the social consequences of excessive drinking on relationships and communities.

• Strategies for Responsible Consumption:

• Identifying triggers for excessive drinking and developing coping strategies.

• Exploring alcohol-free alternatives and the benefits of moderation.

• Creating a Personal Action Plan:

• Guidance on developing a personalised plan for responsible drinking.

• Setting goals for healthier consumption habits and lifestyle choices.

By the end of the course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of alcohol awareness and will be equipped with the tools to make informed choices about alcohol consumption in their daily lives.