Understand own role
Understanding your role, responsibilities and standards in adult social care.
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Bring in a new carer or develop a member of your team. A practical, workplace based programme that builds safe, compassionate and person centred care across your service.
Twelve mandatory modules, each applied directly in your care setting. The programme moves from the learner's own role, personal development and duty of care, through person centred care, communication and safeguarding, to health and safety, infection control, mental health, dementia, learning disability and autism.
A minimum of six hours a week, with progress reviews every 8 to 12 weeks.
Assessment runs throughout the programme, with evidence gathered in the workplace and reviewed against the qualification standards. Awarded by VTCT Skills.
Read the full course guide, then apply online.
Understanding your role, responsibilities and standards in adult social care.
Taking ownership of personal development and reflective practice.
Applying duty of care while protecting privacy and dignity.
Promoting equality, diversity, inclusion and human rights in care.
Delivering care built around each person's needs and preferences.
Supporting good nutrition and hydration in daily care.
Communicating effectively and handling information safely and securely.
Recognising and responding to safeguarding concerns in your setting.
Working safely and understanding the principles of basic life support.
Applying infection prevention and control in everyday practice.
Building awareness of mental health and dementia.
Building awareness of learning disability and autism.
New recruits and existing staff in adult social care settings. Learners undergo checks in line with safer recruitment requirements.
Deliver person centred care built around each person's needs, wishes and preferences. Apply safeguarding, duty of care, privacy and dignity every day. Keep people safe and well through health and safety, basic life support and infection prevention and control. Support good nutrition and hydration. Build awareness of mental health, dementia, learning disability and autism. Work as one team with colleagues, families and other professionals.
Prepares your learner for care assistant and support worker roles across adult social care. Typical progression is Level 3 Adult Social Care and senior care roles.
Bring in new carers and grow confident, capable support from day one. Formalise the skills of staff already delivering care every day. Training is funded through the apprenticeship levy or government co investment, and every module is applied to daily care, so the people you support benefit throughout.
Ready to start, or want to talk it through first? Apply online in about five minutes, or call the team.
Apply now 01254 679998