Why Study This Course?
This course is ideal for adults aged 19 plus who are interested in working in adult health and social care and for those who are progressing from L2 Health and Social Care qualifications. It is also suitable for those who are already volunteering ow working in care and who wish to gain a full level 3 qualification.
The course is designed for adults wishing to start or progress a career in the health and social care sector.
It provides learners with the knowledge, understanding and practical skills rquired to work effectively in roles such as care assistant, support worker or healthcare assistant.
The course combines classroom-based learning with practical work placement experience to ensure learners are well prepared for employment in the sector.
The course units will include
Principles of Adult Care Practice
Safegarding and Protection in care settings
Communication and person-centred approaches
Health, Safety and Wellbeing
Supporting individuals with specific needs
Equality, diversity and inclusion
Professional Practice and Reflective Skills
Learners will also develop employability skills and professional behaviours required in care environments
The course will be taught on site using a variety of teaching and learning approaches and using a digital learning platform to manage your work portfolio
GCSE English (preferred) or Functional Skills English Level 2
You must be willing to undertake a work placement (employed or voluntary)
Ideally, you are progressing from a Level 2 Health and Social Care qualification
This is a portfolio assessment based course and you will be required to study independently outside of your lessons.
On successful completion, learners can progress to employment in adult care roles; higher level qualifications e.g. Level 4/5 in Leadership and Management in Care; specialist training within health and social care.