Print Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care - Level 1 Award
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Are you thinking about a career in Adult Social Care? This course will give you a solid foundation. You'll gain a basic understanding of the sector, helping you decide if it's the right path for you. It's perfect for anyone curious about working with adults in a caring role and wanting to explore different career options.
Course Content
This course covers:
Job Roles and services with Adult Social Care
The importance of valuing individuals
Safeguarding
Equality and Diversity
Communication
Physical Care
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for this course you must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.
You must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.
We recommend your English skills are at least Entry Level 3 or above.
You will be motivated to attend all sessions and committed to completing the course.
First Class Requirements
To help retain new information, we recommmend you come prepared to take notes during teaching and learning sessions e.g. by bringing a notebook and pen to the first class. Highlighter pens can also be useful.
Attendance Requirements
In line with college policy, 100% attendance is expected and there is a requirement to report reasons for absence to you tutor.
Assessment Methods
Your tutor will assess your progress through written assignments and class participation. They will also assess your personal development, competencies, and skills. After this course, you can progress to Level 2 courses. Consider the Level 2 Health and Social Care Career Pathway. Many other Level 2 courses are relevant, such as Dementia, Autism, Special Education Needs, and more. Many of these can be studied online.
Further Study Options
On successful completion of this course you may wish to progress to the Level 2 Adult Social Care course or Skills for Professions in Health and Social Care course. Face to face classes and online options are available. Your tutor will be ablde to provide information and guidance. Alternatively please visit us on one of our Open Days or email RBS@rhacc.ac.uk for more infomation.
Additional Information
To help you remember what you learn, we recommend taking notes. Bring a notebook and pen to the first class. Highlighter pens can also be useful.
