Health and Social Care
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Course summary
This is a CPD course that will highlight the importance of equality and inclusion, through implementation of reasonable adjustments for individuals , including recognising and applying supportive practices to reduce barriers, and support equal access.
This is a short course that will be taught online in your own time.
Who is this course for?
This course is for anyone who would like to upskill within their current role or who would like to add Continuing Professional Development to their current CV in regards to this area.
What entry requirements do I need to start the course?
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course intent is to highlight the main aspects of equality and diversity and the importance of equality and diversity in the workplace, in society and in communities.
What will the course cover?
- Reasonable adjustments
- Recognising and applying supportive practices
- Promoting equal access
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other Distance Learning or CPD courses, depending on your pathway of choice such as:
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding and supporting individuals with Learning disabilities
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding Autism
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding learning difficulties
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding special education needs and disabilities (SEND)
Or you may want to achieve a qualification in Maths, English or ICT. Many free courses will be made available to you at the end of this course.
When and where will I learn?
- You will learn in your own time to set deadlines
- This course will take place online via our online portal. You will receive your login details during enrolment
What should I bring with me?
- Access to the internet
- Access to an internet-enabled device (PC, Laptop or iPad/Tablet - smart phones are not suitable for this course)
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This is a CPD course that will highlight the importance of effective communication when working with people with autism and learning difficulties. It will explore the best communication methods and to ensure practice is inclusive through the implementation of reasonable adjustments for individuals to reduce barriers, and support equal access.
This is a short course that will be taught online in your own time.
Who is this course for?
This course is for anyone who would like to upskill within their current role or who would like to add Continuing Professional Development to their current CV in regards to this area.
What entry requirements do I need to start the course?
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course intent is to highlight the main aspects of equality and diversity and the importance of equality and diversity in the workplace, in society and in communities.
What will the course cover?
- Communication skills
- Recognising and applying supportive practices
- Promoting equal access
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other Distance Learning or CPD courses, depending on your pathway of choice such as:
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding and supporting individuals with Learning disabilities
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding Autism
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding learning difficulties
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding special education needs and disabilities (SEND)
Or you may want to achieve a qualification in Maths, English or ICT. Many free courses will be made available to you at the end of this course.
When and where will I learn?
- You will learn in your own time to set deadlines
- This course will take place online via our online portal. You will receive your login details during enrolment
What should I bring with me?
- Access to the internet
- Access to an internet-enabled device (PC, Laptop or iPad/Tablet - smart phones are not suitable for this course)
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course is great for people interested in nutrition, and healthy eating, including knowledge and understanding needed to live a healthy lifestyle, eating habits, health issues, food hygiene, nutrition and food safety
It is recommended that learners interested in this course have or are working towards an English qualification at GCSE level.
This course will take place online so that you can learn from the comfort of your home.
What entry requirements do I need to start the course?
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course intent is to equip you with the knowledge you may need to start saving, to budget your incomings and outgoings, prioritise needs over wants, how to obtain finance, how to improve your credit rating and more.
What will the course cover?
You will learn all about:
- nutrition, and healthy eating
- knowledge and understanding needed to live a healthy lifestyle
- eating habits
- health issues
- food hygiene and food safety
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other Distance Learning or CPD courses, depending on your pathway of choice such as:
- Level 2 Certificate in understanding Nutrition & Health
Or you may want to achieve a qualification in Maths, English or ICT. Many free courses will be made available to you at the end of this course.
When and where will I learn?
- You will learn in your own time to set deadlines
- This course will take place online via our online portal. You will receive your login details during enrolment
What should I bring with me?
- Access to the internet
- Access to an internet-enabled device (PC, Laptop or iPad/Tablet - smart phones are not suitable for this course)
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This is a CPD course that is designed to help you learn essential skills for your workplace.
You will learn about infection control, how to identify infections, how to reduce the risk of infections at home and in the workplace, and the importance of hand washing.
This is a short course that will be taught online in your own time.
What entry requirements do I need to start the course?
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course intent is to develop a greater understanding of how to prevent and control the spread of infection, both in the workplace and in the home. You will also gain knowledge of how to identify infections, as well as the different types of infection.
What will the course cover?
- Introduction to infection control
- Identifying infections
- How to reduce the risk of infection in the workplace and the home
- The importance of hand washing
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue one of our many other Distance Learning or CPD courses, depending on your pathway of choice. Or you may want to achieve a qualification in Maths, English or ICT. Many free courses will be made available to you at the end of this course.
When and where will I learn?
- You will learn in your own time to set deadlines
- This course will take place online via our online portal. You will receive your login details during enrolment
What should I bring with me?
- Access to the internet
- Access to an internet-enabled device (PC, Laptop or iPad/Tablet - smart phones are not suitable for this course)
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
You will learn about the principles of safeguarding adults and children, reducing the likelihood of abuse, how to respond to suspected or disclosed abuse and more.
This is a short course that will be taught online in your own time
What entry requirements do I need to start the course?
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course intent is to give you the knowledge you need to understand the effect of and main issues surrounding the safeguarding of adults and children. This includes how to recognise, respond to and reduce the likelihood of abuse.
What will the course cover?
- Understanding the principles of safeguarding adults
- Reducing the likelihood of abuse
- Responding to suspected or disclosed abuse
- Protecting people from harm and abuse – locally and nationally
- Safeguarding children
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other Distance Learning or CPD courses, depending on your pathway of choice. Or you may want to achieve a qualification in Maths, English or ICT. Many free courses will be made available to you at the end of this course.
When and where will I learn?
- You will learn in your own time to set deadlines
- This course will take place online via our online portal. You will receive your login details during enrolment
What should I bring with me?
- Access to the internet
- Access to an internet-enabled device (PC, Laptop or iPad/Tablet - smart phones are not suitable for this course)
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This is a CPD course that is designed to help you learn essential skills for your workplace.
You will learn about common types of medication and their use, techniques for administering medication, recording and reporting, legislative frameworks and more.
This is a short course that will be taught online in your own time.
What entry requirements do I need to start the course?
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course intent is to develop an understanding of legislation associated with handling medication; procedures for receiving, administering, handling, storing and disposing of medication; as well as looking at the most common types of medication that are administered to individuals in a care setting. The course is ideal for anyone currently working in a role where they need to administer medication, or for those who wish to proceed into a role of this nature.
What will the course cover?
- Understand the legislative framework for the use of medication in social care settings
- Know about common types of medication and their use
- Understand roles and responsibilities in the use of medication in social care settings
- Understand techniques for administering medication
- Be able to receive, store and dispose of medication supplies safely
- Know how to support the rights of the individual when managing medication
- Be able to support use of medication
- Be able to record and report on use of medication
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other Distance Learning or CPD courses, depending on your pathway of choice. Or you may want to achieve a qualification in Maths, English or ICT. Many free courses will be made available to you at the end of this course.
When and where will I learn?
- You will learn in your own time to set deadlines
- This course will take place online via our online portal. You will receive your login details during enrolment
What should I bring with me?
- Access to the internet
- Access to an internet-enabled device (PC, Laptop or iPad/Tablet - smart phones are not suitable for this course)
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles of caring for older people and the factors that can affect health, wellbeing, independence, and quality of life in later years. It explores the physical, emotional, social, and psychological changes associated with ageing, and how these can impact an individual's needs and experiences.
Through this qualification, learners develop valuable knowledge and practical understanding of how to provide effective support for older people, promote positive ageing, and contribute to high-quality care in a range of health, social care, and community settings.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of the care and support needs of older people.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, domiciliary care, residential care, community support, healthcare, or voluntary sector roles. It is also suitable for family members, carers, and anyone with a personal interest in supporting the wellbeing and independence of older people.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course intent is aimed to develop your knowledge and understanding of caring for the elderly. It is designed for those who wish to understand the principles of elderly care, learn more about common health issues and legislation that relates to elderly care.
What will the course cover?
This course will cover the following sections:
- Principles of elderly care
- Maintaining health and well-being in elderly care
- Common health issues affecting individuals in elderly care
- Individual rights in elderly care
- Minimising risk in elderly care
- Communication in elderly care
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other courses, depending on your pathway of choice: upskill your functional skills with our Maths, English or ICT courses, develop your ICT skills for the workplace or you may decide to complete any of the other Distance Learning or CPD courses that will be made available to you to support your pathway within or to employment.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of a range of common health conditions and their impact on individuals' physical health, emotional wellbeing, and daily lives. It explores the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and management of a variety of health conditions, helping learners develop an awareness of the challenges that individuals may face.
The qualification covers a range of conditions, which may include cardiovascular disease, diabetes, arthritis, dementia, respiratory conditions, stroke, cancer, and mental health conditions. Key areas of learning include recognising symptoms, understanding risk factors, promoting healthy lifestyles, and supporting individuals to manage their conditions effectively.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of a range of health conditions and their impact on individuals and communities.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, healthcare, education, community support, customer-facing roles, or voluntary sector organisations where an awareness of common health conditions can help improve support and service delivery.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course is structured to support learners to develop a good awareness of common health conditions and an understanding of monitoring the health of individuals affected by common health conditions.
What will the course cover?
This qualification consists of 6 units:
- Arthritis awareness
- Stroke awareness
- Dementia awareness
- Parkinson’s disease awareness
- Sensory loss awareness
- Monitoring the health of individuals
What could I do when I have finished this course?
Learners who achieve this qualification could continue onto the courses:
- Level 2 or 3 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care
- Level 2 or 3 Certificate for Working in the Health Sector
- Level 3 Certificate in the Principles of End of Life Care
- Level 3 Certificate in Stroke Care Management
- Level 2/3 Diploma in Health & Social Care
- Apprenticeship in Health & Social Care
Learners could also head into employment within the Healthcare and / or Health and Social Care sector.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Who is this course for?
This qualification is for those who require the qualification for their current role and would like to develop their counselling skills.
You will learn counselling theories, how to use counselling skills, diversity and ethics in counselling, and personal development.
As this course is taught online, you can learn in your own time and set your own deadlines
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The curriculum intent of this course is to introduce learners to the use of counselling skills in everyday life and work, and some of the approaches that underpin the use of these skills.
What will the course cover?
The course will cover four units: Using counselling skills, Introduction to counselling skills theories, Diversity and ethics in the use of counselling skills and Counselling skills and personal development.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other courses, depending on your pathway of choice: upskill your functional skills with our Maths, English or ICT courses, develop your ICT skills for the workplace or you may decide to complete any of the other Distance Learning or CPD courses that will be made available to you to support your pathway within or to employment.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of falls prevention and the importance of reducing the risk of falls, particularly among older people and vulnerable individuals. It explores the causes and consequences of falls, including the physical, emotional, social, and financial impact they can have on individuals, families, and health and social care services.
The qualification develops knowledge of the factors that can increase the risk of falls, such as age-related changes, long-term health conditions, medication, mobility difficulties, sensory impairments, and environmental hazards. Key areas of learning include identifying risk factors, carrying out risk assessments, promoting safe environments, and supporting individuals to maintain their strength, balance, confidence, and independence.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of falls prevention and the factors that contribute to falls risk.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, healthcare, residential care, domiciliary care, community support, housing, or voluntary sector roles, where supporting individuals' safety and wellbeing is important.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course’s curriculum will support the development of learners’ awareness and understanding of falls and their prevention. This will will allow them to further their work within employment in healthcare or social care settings.
What will the course cover?
The objective of the qualification is to allow learner’s to gain knowledge and understanding of:
- the effect and consequences of a fall
- risks and hazards which contribute to falls
- reducing the risk of falls
The qualification also covers the importance of recording and reporting any incidence of falls to ensure that interventions can be put in place to reduce risk and re-occurrence of falls.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto NCFE Level 2 Certificated qualifications Learning & Skills offer such as Common Health Conditions, Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health-Care setting, Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health-Care settings, Equality & Diversity, Awareness of Mental Health Problems, Principles of Dementia Care or Principles of End of Life Care.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the knowledge and skills required to work in the adult social care sector. It explores the principles and values that underpin high-quality care and support, helping learners understand the responsibilities involved in working with adults who require assistance to maintain their health, wellbeing, and independence.
The qualification develops knowledge of key topics including person-centred care, communication, equality and diversity, safeguarding, duty of care, health and safety, confidentiality, and infection prevention and control. It also examines the importance of promoting dignity, respect, choice, and independence while supporting individuals in a way that meets their unique needs and preferences.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who are interested in developing their knowledge and understanding of the adult social care sector.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those who are considering a career in health and social care, are new to the sector, or wish to enhance their existing knowledge and skills. It is ideal for individuals seeking employment in residential care, domiciliary care, supported living services, community support, or other adult care settings.
This course provides a strong foundation for anyone looking to begin a career in adult social care, gain a recognised qualification, or improve their understanding of the principles, values, and practices that support high-quality care and support for adults.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
This course provides the necessary preparation for any role within adult social care, in order to ensure the needs of vulnerable people continue to be met.
What will the course cover?
Topics include:
- Principles of communication in adult social care settings
- Principles of personal development in adult social care settings
- Principles of diversity, equality and inclusion in adult social care settings
- Principles of safeguarding and protection in health and social care
- Introduction to duty of care in health, social care or children’s and young people’s settings
- Understand the role of the social care worker
- Understand person-centred approaches in adult social care settings
- Understand health and safety in social care settings
- Understand how to handle information in social care settings
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other courses, depending on your pathway of choice: upskill your functional skills with our Maths, English or ICT courses, develop your ICT skills for the workplace or you may decide to complete any of the other Distance Learning or CPD courses that will be made available to you to support your pathway within or towards employment.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in preventing and controlling infections within healthcare settings. It explores how infections are caused and transmitted, and the importance of reducing the risk of infection to protect patients, service users, staff, and visitors.
The qualification develops knowledge of key areas including infection prevention and control procedures, the chain of infection, effective hand hygiene, personal protective equipment (PPE), cleaning and decontamination, safe waste disposal, and the management of healthcare-associated infections. Learners gain an understanding of relevant legislation, policies, and best practice guidance that support safe and effective infection control.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of infection prevention and control within healthcare and care environments.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in healthcare, health and social care, residential care, domiciliary care, community support, or other settings where infection prevention is an essential part of maintaining safety and wellbeing.
It is also suitable for individuals seeking to enhance their professional development, improve their understanding of infection control procedures, or gain knowledge that supports compliance with health and safety requirements. This course provides a strong foundation for anyone looking to contribute to safer care environments and promote best practice in infection prevention and control.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
This course allows learners to develop an understanding of prevention and management of infection in healthcare settings, and will support learners in a future career in healthcare or other relevant employment.
What will the course cover?
This qualification consists of 3 mandatory units:
- The principles of infection prevention and control
- Causes and spread of infection
- Cleaning, decontamination and waste management
What could I do when I have finished this course?
Learners who achieve this qualification could continue to:
- Level 2 and 3 qualifications in Healthcare and/or Health and Social Care
- Level 2 NVQ in Cleaning and Support Services
- Level 2 NVQ in Food Preparation.
Learners could also head into employment within the Healthcare and/ or Health and Social Care sector. This qualification will also support those who work in the hospitality, catering or cleaning sectors.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles of dementia care and the impact dementia can have on individuals, families, and support networks. It explores the different types of dementia along with causes, symptoms, and progression.
The qualification develops knowledge of person-centred approaches to care, focusing on understanding the individual experiences, needs, preferences, and abilities of people living with dementia. Key areas of learning include effective communication, promoting dignity and respect, supporting independence, managing behaviours that may be perceived as challenging, and creating dementia-friendly environments.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of dementia and the support needs of individuals living with the condition.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, residential care, domiciliary care, community support, healthcare, or voluntary sector roles where supporting individuals with dementia forms part of their responsibilities.
It is also suitable for family members, carers, and anyone with a personal interest in understanding dementia and improving the support they provide to those affected by the condition. This course provides valuable knowledge for individuals seeking to enhance their professional development, increase their confidence in supporting people living with dementia, and
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The intent of this course’s curriculum is to enable learners to develop their knowledge and understanding around dementia. This can open up avenues to employment, develop and enhance current job role or develop confidence in caring for an individual living with dementia. This course also aims to support learners in progressing onto further learning.
What will the course cover?
The aim of this qualification is to assist learners to develop their knowledge and understanding of the principles of caring for those with dementia. It covers areas such as person centred care, influence of positive communication methods, issues relating to the use of medication for those with dementia and the importance of providing appropriate activities.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto NCFE Level 2 Certificated qualifications offered by Learning & Skills, such as Common Health Conditions, Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health-Care setting, Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health-Care settings, Equality & Diversity, Awareness of Mental Health Problems, Principles of End of Life Care and Understanding the Care and Management of Diabetes.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in supporting individuals approaching the end of their lives. It explores the physical, emotional, social, spiritual, and psychological aspects of end of life care, helping learners understand the importance of providing compassionate, person-centred support that respects individual wishes, beliefs, and preferences.
The qualification develops knowledge of key topics including communication in end of life care, advance care planning, person-centred approaches, pain and symptom management, bereavement support, and the roles of professionals involved in delivering care. Learners gain an understanding of how to support individuals and their families during what can be a challenging and sensitive time.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of end of life care and the support needs of individuals approaching the end of their lives.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, healthcare, residential care, domiciliary care, hospice services, community support, or voluntary sector roles where caring for individuals with life-limiting conditions may form part of their responsibilities.
It is also suitable for family members, carers, and anyone with a personal or professional interest in understanding the principles of end of life care. This course provides valuable knowledge for individuals seeking to enhance their professional development, improve the quality of care and support they provide, and develop a greater understanding of how to promote dignity, comfort, and person-centred care during the final stages of life.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The intent of this course’s curriculum is to enable learners to develop an understanding of different perspectives of death and dying, and the effect it has on individuals. It can open up avenues to employment or to develop and enhance a current job role. This course also aims to support learners in progressing onto further learning.
What will the course cover?
This qualification aims to develop the learner’s knowledge and understanding of how to work in end of life care; the support needed to manage pain and discomfort; how dementia effects end of life care; the role of the care worker in time of death and the loss and grief process. The objectives of this qualification are to give learners working in, or intending to work in, healthcare and social care the knowledge and understanding of end of life care to support their role.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto NCFE Level 2 Certificated qualifications offered by Learning & Skills, such as Common Health Conditions, Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health-Care setting, Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health-Care settings, Equality & Diversity, Awareness of Mental Health Problems, Principles of Dementia Care and Understanding the Care and Management of Diabetes.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the importance of oral health and its impact on an individual's overall health, wellbeing, dignity, and quality of life. It explores the role of oral care within health and social care settings and highlights how good oral hygiene can help prevent a range of health complications and promote comfort and independence.
The qualification develops knowledge of oral health conditions, including tooth decay, gum disease, oral infections, and other common dental issues. Key areas of learning include effective oral hygiene practices, carrying out oral health assessments, supporting individuals with their daily oral care needs, recognising signs of oral health problems, and understanding when to seek professional dental support.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of oral health and its importance within health and social care settings.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, healthcare, residential care, domiciliary care, supported living, community support, or other care-related roles where supporting individuals' health and wellbeing is a key responsibility.
It is also suitable for carers, support workers, and individuals seeking to enhance their professional development by improving their understanding of oral care and oral health promotion. This course provides valuable knowledge for anyone looking to support good oral health practices, improve quality of care, and promote positive health outcomes for the individuals they support.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
Learn how to identify dental care problems and how to encourage maintaining good oral health.
What will the course cover?
- Principles of oral health care
- Oral hygiene equipment and support
- Principles of promoting a person-centred approach to oral hygiene
- Principles for providing oral care in a health and social care setting
- Providing oral care in care settings
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other courses, depending on your pathway of choice: upskill your functional skills with our Maths, English or ICT courses, develop your ICT skills for the workplace or you may decide to complete any of the other Distance Learning or CPD courses that will be made available to you to support your pathway within or towards employment.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and the ways in which children, young people, and adults with additional needs can be supported to achieve positive outcomes. It explores the different types of SEND, including cognition and learning needs, communication and interaction needs, social, emotional and mental health needs, and sensory or physical disabilities.
Through this qualification, learners gain valuable knowledge and practical understanding of how to support individuals with SEND, promote inclusive environments, and help ensure that everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential.
Who is this course for?
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
This course is for anyone who wishes to develop an in-depth knowledge of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), particularly in order to proceed into related employment in education or health and social care settings. Anyone who currently works in the Education Sector and Health and Social Care Sector would also benefit from the course, as well as anyone with a personal need for or interest in developing a more detailed understanding of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
What will the course cover?
The topics covered by this course are:
- Introduction to Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND)
- Understand equality and diversity in context of SEND
- Principles of promoting person-centred approach for individuals with SEND
- Understanding SEND and learning
- Living with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
What could I do when I have finished this course?
A career within schools, nurseries and childcare provider settings for such roles but not limited to Teaching Assistant, Support Worker, nursery/preschool worker and more. In addition. this may also be useful for those working in the Health and care sector with individuals who have SEND requirements.
You could also study:
- Level 2 Early Year Practitioner
- Level 3 Early Year Practitioner
- Level 3 Teaching Assistant Diplomas
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of learning disabilities and the support required to help individuals live fulfilling, independent, and inclusive lives. It explores the different types of learning disabilities and the ways they can affect communication, learning, daily living, social interaction, and access to opportunities.
The qualification develops knowledge of person-centred approaches and the importance of recognising each individual's strengths, preferences, abilities, and support needs. Key areas of learning include communication, equality and inclusion, safeguarding, promoting independence, supporting decision-making, and encouraging active participation in everyday life and the wider community.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of learning disabilities and the support needs of individuals living with them.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, education, supported living services, residential care, community support, healthcare, or voluntary sector roles where supporting individuals with learning disabilities forms part of their responsibilities.
It is also suitable for parents, carers, family members, and anyone with a personal or professional interest in understanding learning disabilities. This course provides valuable knowledge for individuals seeking to enhance their professional development, improve inclusive practice, and develop the skills and confidence needed to support individuals with learning disabilities to lead independent and meaningful lives.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The intent of this course’s curriculum is to enable learners to develop their knowledge and understanding of supporting individuals with learning disabilities. It can open up avenues to employment, develop and enhance a current job role or develop confidence for those supporting individuals living with learning difficulties. This course also aims to support learners in progressing onto further learning.
What will the course cover?
This qualification aims to give learners knowledge and understanding to work with individuals with learning disabilities or difficulties. They will explore the principles of safeguarding and positive risk-taking and gain awareness of the autistic spectrum.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto NCFE Level 2 Certificated qualifications Learning & Skills offer such as Common Health Conditions, Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health-Care setting, Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health-Care settings, Equality & Diversity, Awareness of Mental Health Problems, Principles of Dementia Care or Principles of End of Life Care.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
Who is this course for?
This qualification is designed for learners who wish to develop an understanding of autism and how to support individuals with autism. It is useful for learners who provide direct support and those working in sectors such as: This course is tailored to those requiring the qualification for their work role.
- Health Care
- Social Care
- Leisure
- Entertainment
- Education and Training
- Nursing
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The intent of this course’s curriculum is to enable learners to develop an understanding of autism and the principles of supporting individuals with autism. It can open up avenues to employment, develop and enhance a current job role or develop confidence in supporting individuals living with autistic spectrum condition. This course also aims to support learners in progressing onto further learning.
What will the course cover?
This qualification aims to develop learners’ understanding of autism and the principles of supporting individuals with autism - covering the person-centred approach and influence of positive communication methods, how to support positive behaviour and how individuals with autism can be supported to live healthy and fulfilled lives.
The objective of this qualification is to help learners to develop their skills within employment in a variety of sectors, and in a number of job roles where an understanding of autism and knowledge of how to support people with autism is required.
Throughout this qualification specification, as in the Department of Health Adult Autism Strategy, we’ve used the term ‘autism’ as an umbrella term for all autistic spectrum conditions, including Asperger syndrome.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto courses such as:
- Level 3 Award in Supporting Children and Young People with Autism
- NCFE Level 3 Diploma for the Children's Workforce (Early Years Educator)
- NCFE Level 3 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care
- NCFE Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care (Adults) for England
- Level 3 Diploma for Residential Childcare (England)
- Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support Services
- Level 3 Diploma in Clinical Healthcare Support
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of behaviours that may be perceived as challenging and the factors that can influence or contribute to them. It explores how behaviours can be a form of communication and examines the importance of identifying underlying causes rather than focusing solely on the behaviour itself.
The qualification develops knowledge of a range of factors that may contribute to behaviours that challenge, including communication difficulties, physical health conditions, mental health needs, environmental influences, sensory differences, and unmet needs. Key areas of learning include person-centred approaches, positive behaviour support, effective communication strategies, risk assessment, and promoting positive outcomes for individuals.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of behaviours that may be perceived as challenging and the factors that influence them.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, education, childcare, healthcare, community support, supported living, residential care, or other roles where they support individuals who may display behaviours that challenge.
It is also suitable for parents, carers, family members, and anyone with a personal or professional interest in understanding behaviour and supporting positive outcomes. This course provides valuable knowledge for individuals seeking to enhance their professional development, improve their confidence in responding to behaviours that challenge, and promote person-centred, inclusive, and supportive practices.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The intent of this course’s curriculum is to enable learners to enhance their awareness and understanding of behaviour that challenges. It can open up avenues to employment, develop and enhance a current job role or develop confidence in supporting individuals living with challenging behaviours. This course also aims to support learners in progressing onto further learning.
What will the course cover?
This qualification is designed to increase learners’ awareness and understanding of behaviour that challenges and its effects. By completing the qualification, learners will develop in-depth knowledge of behaviour that challenges, which could support progression onto other appropriate qualifications and into relevant employment in the health and social care sector. This qualification would be valuable to learners already working in education and health and social care settings.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto other CACHE / NCFE Level 2 Certificated qualifications offered by Learning & Skills, such as Common Health Conditions, Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health-Care setting, Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health-Care settings, Equality & Diversity, Awareness of Mental Health Problems, Principles of Dementia Care and Understanding the Care and Management of Diabetes.
This qualification provides progression to a number of other qualifications including:
- Level 2 and 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care
- Level 2 qualifications in Mental Health
- Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Working with Individuals with Learning Disabilities
- Level 2 and 3 Certificates in Understanding Autism
- Level 2 and 3 qualifications for the Children and Young People’s Workforce.
- Level 2 and 3 qualifications in Understanding Dementia
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of children and young people's mental health, exploring the factors that can influence emotional wellbeing and mental health during childhood and adolescence. It examines the importance of promoting positive mental health and recognising the signs and symptoms of a range of mental health conditions that may affect children and young people.
The qualification develops knowledge of common mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, self-harm, eating disorders, and behavioural and emotional difficulties. Key areas of learning include risk and protective factors, the impact of adverse childhood experiences, early intervention, resilience, and the role of families, schools, and support services in promoting wellbeing.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of mental health and emotional wellbeing in children and young people.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in education, childcare, health and social care, youth work, community support, healthcare, or voluntary sector roles where supporting children and young people's wellbeing is important.
It is also suitable for parents, carers, guardians, and anyone with a personal or professional interest in understanding mental health in younger people. This course provides valuable knowledge for individuals seeking to enhance their professional development, increase their confidence in recognising and responding to mental health concerns, and contribute to creating supportive environments that promote positive mental health and wellbeing.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The intention of the curriculum is to develop learners’ understanding of children and young people’s mental health and the support available children and young people. The course supports learners’ progression to working with children and young people or the healthcare sector.
What will the course cover?
The purpose of this qualification is to increase learner’s knowledge and awareness of children and young people’s mental health. By completing the qualification, learners will develop knowledge of:
- Children and young people’s mental health in context
- Mental health problems commonly associated with children and young people
- The effect of mental ill-health on children and young people
- Support available to maintain mental wellbeing in children and young people
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto other CACHE / NCFE Level 2 Certificated qualifications offered by Learning & Skills, such as Common Health Conditions, Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health-Care setting, Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health-Care settings, Equality & Diversity, Awareness of Mental Health Problems, Principles of Dementia Care and Understanding the Care and Management of Diabetes.
Learners who achieve this qualification could choose to enrol for:
- Level 3 Certificate in Understanding Mental Health
- Level 3 Diploma for the Children and Young People’s Workforce (England)
- Level 3 Award / Certificate / Diploma in Supporting Teaching and Learning
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
Who is this course for?
This course is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of diabetes and its effective management. It is particularly beneficial for individuals working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, education, community support, or other roles where an awareness of diabetes is important.
This qualification is also suitable for members of the public who have a personal interest in the subject, including those supporting family members, friends, or colleagues living with diabetes. The course provides valuable knowledge on the causes, symptoms, treatment, and long-term management of diabetes, helping learners to promote wellbeing and support positive health outcomes.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course is structured to support learners to develop appropriate knowledge and understanding of different types of diabetes and management of the condition.
What will the course cover?
This qualification aims to provide an understanding of the different types of diabetes and how they can occur, develop awareness of how the onset of Type 2 diabetes can be delayed with lifestyle changes, develop an understanding of diabetes diagnosis and initial care and develop an understanding of on-going care and treatment of diabetes to control blood sugar levels. The objectives of this qualification are to give learners working, or intending to work, in healthcare and social care knowledge and understanding of diabetes to support their role in the workplace, as well as enable learners to continue to other qualifications in this subject area, or within the wider area of health and social care.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto NCFE Level 2 Certificated qualifications offered by Learning & Skills, such as Common Health Conditions, Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health-Care setting, Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health-Care settings, Equality & Diversity, Awareness of Mental Health Problems, Principles of Dementia Care or Principles of End of Life Care.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles of dignity, safeguarding, and person-centred care within adult health and social care settings. It explores the importance of respecting individuals' rights, choices, privacy, and independence while ensuring they are protected from harm, abuse, and neglect.
The qualification develops knowledge of key topics including safeguarding legislation, duty of care, equality and diversity, human rights, mental capacity, consent, and the responsibilities of health and social care professionals. Learners gain an understanding of the different types of abuse, the signs and indicators that may suggest abuse or neglect, and the procedures for reporting concerns and supporting safeguarding investigations.
The ‘Code of Conduct for Healthcare Support Workers and Adult Social Care Workers in England’ emphasises the provision of safe and compassionate care and the need to challenge where this is not provided. Safeguarding adults and upholding the dignity of those accessing health and social care services are important principles in the sector. The purpose of this qualification is to give learners currently working or intending to work in adult health or social care an understanding of dignity and safeguarding and their relevance in health and social care, and how they can work to uphold these important principles.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of safeguarding responsibilities and the importance of promoting dignity in care.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, healthcare, residential care, domiciliary care, supported living services, community support, or voluntary sector roles where supporting and protecting vulnerable adults is a key responsibility.
It is also suitable for carers, support workers, and individuals seeking to enhance their professional development and understanding of safeguarding best practice. This course provides valuable knowledge for anyone looking to improve the quality of care they provide, strengthen their understanding of adult safeguarding principles, and promote environments where individuals are treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The intent of this course’s curriculum is to enable learners to develop their knowledge and understanding of the principles of dignity, duty of care and safeguarding as applied to adult health and social care. It can open up avenues to employment or develop and enhance a current job role. This course also aims to support learners in progressing onto further learning.
What will the course cover?
This qualification aims to give learners knowledge and understanding of the important principles of dignity, duty of care and safeguarding as applied to adult health and social care. Learners will investigate the principles and how they are applied in everyday work contexts. They will also have an opportunity to examine the dilemmas and consequences that can arise when these principles are not upheld.
The objectives of this qualification are to prepare learners for further training and to support a role in the workplace where the individual may work or interact with vulnerable adults.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto courses such as:
- NCFE Level 2 or Level 3 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care
- NCFE Level 2 or Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care (Adults) for England
- NCFE Level 2 Certificate in the Principles of Dementia Care
- Level 2 or 3 Diplomas in Clinical Healthcare Support
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Please be aware
The content of this course is very sensitive in nature and may be emotionally challenging. If anything you see or read in this course makes you upset or worried because you recognise the signs in yourself or others, please seek support either from the course tutor or another trusted source.
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of domestic abuse, its causes, impact, and the support available to individuals affected by it. It explores the different forms of domestic abuse, recognising that abuse can occur in any relationship and can affect people of all ages, genders, backgrounds, and circumstances.
The qualification develops knowledge of the various types of abuse, including physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, financial, digital, and coercive or controlling behaviour. Learners gain an understanding of the indicators of domestic abuse, the barriers that may prevent individuals from seeking help, and the short-term and long-term effects abuse can have on victims, children, families, and communities.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse and its impact on individuals, families, and communities.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, education, childcare, housing, community support, healthcare, criminal justice, customer service, or voluntary sector roles where they may encounter individuals affected by domestic abuse.
It is also suitable for anyone with a personal or professional interest in understanding domestic abuse, including carers, support workers, and community volunteers. This course provides valuable knowledge for individuals seeking to enhance their professional development, improve their ability to recognise and respond to domestic abuse concerns, and support individuals in accessing appropriate help and support services.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The intent of this qualification is intended to give learners knowledge to support their professional role in this context. The need for education and training across sectors to enable identification of abuse, allocation of support and referral is a recurring theme within regional domestic abuse strategies.
What will the course cover?
Awareness of domestic abuse and its effect is important for those working in a wide range of sectors such as healthcare, social care, childcare, education, and housing. There is a need to understand the issues, report on those who may be at risk and support signposting to relevant services. This qualification is intended to give learners knowledge to support their role in this context.
This course is comprised of four units:
- Understand domestic abuse
- Understand the signs and risk factors associated with domestic abuse
- Understand the effect of domestic abuse
- Understand policy, response and intervention in relation to domestic abuse
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You could continue onto one of our many other courses, depending on your pathway of choice: upskill your functional skills with our Maths, English or ICT courses, develop your ICT skills for the workplace or you may decide to complete any of the other Distance Learning or CPD courses that will be made available to you to support your pathway within or towards employment.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles of nutrition and healthy eating, and the important role that diet plays in maintaining overall health and wellbeing. It explored the nutrients required by the body, their functions, and how nutritional needs can vary throughout different stages of life.
This qualification covers key topics including the components of a balanced diet, healthy eating guidelines, food labelling, weight management, and the relationship between nutrition and common health conditions. It also examines the impact of lifestyle choices on physical and mental wellbeing, highlighting how good nutrition can help prevent illness and support long-term health.
Who is this course for?
The Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Nutrition and Health is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to increase their knowledge of nutrition, healthy eating, and the role these play in supporting good health. It is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, education, community services, fitness, or wellbeing-related roles.
The qualification is also suitable for members of the public with an interest in improving their own health and lifestyle or supporting others to make informed dietary choices. The course provides valuable knowledge for anyone looking to develop their understanding of nutrition and promote healthier living, whether for personal development, professional practice, or career progression.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course is structured to support learners to develop appropriate knowledge and understanding of healthy eating and the maintenance of good health throughout an individual’s life. The course provides a basis for further study and career development.
What will the course cover?
This qualification is designed for a wide range of learners with some existing knowledge of this area who are interested in improving their understanding of nutrition and healthy eating. The learner will cover the following subjects:
- Explore principles of healthy eating
- Consider nutritional needs of a variety of individuals
- Use food and nutrition information to plan a healthy diet
- The principles of weight management
- Understanding eating disorders
- Principles of food safety for the home environment
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After this course has finished you may like to continue onto other CACHE / NCFE Level 2 Certificated qualifications offered by Learning & Skills, such as Common Health Conditions, Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health-Care setting, Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health-Care settings, Equality & Diversity, Awareness of Mental Health Problems, Principles of Dementia Care and Understanding the Care and Management of Diabetes.
This qualification provides progression to a number of qualifications including:
- Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Professional Cookery
- Level 2 Certificate in Hospitality and Catering Principles
- Level 2 Diploma in Exercise, Health and Fitness Instructing
- Level 2 Diploma in Health and Fitness
- Level 2 and 3 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care
- Level 2 and 3 Certificate for Working in the Health Sector
- Advanced Level Apprenticeship in Professional Cookery
- Intermediate and Advanced Level Apprenticeship in Catering and Professional Chefs
- Intermediate and Advanced Level Apprenticeship in Health & Social Care
- Intermediate and Advanced Level Apprenticeship in Health (Clinical Healthcare Support)
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs) and their impact on individuals in education, employment, and everyday life. It explores a range of learning difficulties and examines how these conditions can affect learning, communication, organisation, and daily functioning.
The qualification covers the characteristics, indicators, and potential challenges associated with specific learning difficulties, while recognising the individual strengths and abilities that many people with SpLDs possess as well as Equality and Diversity and moral and legal responsibilities.
Key areas of learning include early identification, assessment processes, barriers to learning, reasonable adjustments, and strategies to support inclusion and achievement.
Who is this course for?
This course is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of specific learning difficulties and the impact they can have on individuals throughout their lives.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in education, health and social care, customer service, community support, or training roles, where an understanding of diverse learning needs can support more effective and inclusive practice.
It is also suitable for parents, carers, and anyone with a personal or professional interest in supporting individuals with specific learning difficulties.
This course provides valuable knowledge and practical understanding for those seeking to enhance their professional development, improve accessibility and inclusion, and better support individuals with SpLDs in achieving positive outcomes.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course is structured to support learners to develop a good knowledge and understanding of a range of specific learning difficulties, and how individuals with learning difficulties can be supported.
What will the course cover?
Three topics are covered by the course these are:
- Understand Specific Learning Difficulties
- Understand the effects of Specific Learning Difficulties
- Understand the diagnosis of Specific Learning Difficulties
- Understanding supporting individuals with Specific Learning Difficulties
- Understand the context of Specific Learning Difficulties
Learning materials will be provided in the form of booklets, which you can keep at the end of the course. The learning materials cover all the information you will need to answer the assessment questions. Some questions do require learners to draw upon personal experiences.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
Learners may continue onto the completion of other distance learning courses, or qualifications offered by the Learning & Skills Service in preparation for life and work depending upon your vocational area of interest.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in the safe handling of medication within healthcare and care settings. It explores the legal and professional responsibilities associated with the management and administration of medicines, helping learners understand the importance of medication safety in protecting individuals and promoting positive health outcomes.
The qualification develops knowledge of key areas including medication legislation, duty of care, policies and procedures, the different types of medication, and methods of administration. Learners gain an understanding of the processes involved in receiving, storing, recording, administering, and disposing of medication safely and securely.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of medication management and safe handling procedures within healthcare and care settings.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, healthcare, residential care, domiciliary care, supported living services, community care, and other roles where the safe handling of medication is an important responsibility.
It is also suitable for carers, support workers, and individuals seeking to enhance their professional development by improving their understanding of medication safety and best practice. This course provides valuable knowledge for anyone looking to increase their confidence in medication procedures, support compliance with regulatory requirements, and contribute to safer, person-centred care.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
The course is structured to support learners to develop appropriate knowledge and understanding of medicines and how they are administered and stored. Learners develop an understanding of responsibilities and accountability that goes along with handling medicines in a health or social care setting, supporting them towards a career in the Health and Social Care sector.
What will the course cover?
This course consists of four mandatory units:
- Understand medication and prescriptions
- Supply, storage and disposal of medication
- Understand the requirements for safe administration of medication
- Record keeping and audit processes of medication administration and storage
What could I do when I have finished this course?
Learners who achieve this qualification could enrol on the Level 2/3 Diploma in Health and Social Care. Learners could also continue into employment within the Healthcare and / or Health and Social Care sector.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
This course is free.
What should I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course is for those who would like to work in the adult health and care sectors.
You will learn about duty of care, equality and diversity, information handling, safeguarding and so much more.
This course is delivered online, but you will be required to attend the learning centre for bespoke classroom-based lessons.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire or non devolved local authority areas
- It is recommended that you currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at around GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
This courses helps you to gain the understanding and skills needed to support adults in a health or adult care setting and treat them with the care, compassion and respect they deserve.
What will the course cover?
This course will cover the following mandatory units:
- Communication
- Duty of Care
- Equality & Diversity
- Information handling
- Health, Safety and Wellbeing
- Person-centred approaches
- Safeguarding
- Plus more!
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You may gain employment within a relevant sector and/or decide to continue into higher education. You will also be given information and guidance to continue onto other courses with Learning & Skills such as the Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care, the Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support or Distance Learning and CPD courses.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
What do I need to bring with me?
You will be required to provide the following:
- Photo ID
- Relevant certificates
How much will the course cost?
This course is free of charge
What do I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides an in-depth understanding of autism and the diverse ways in which autistic individuals may experience and interact with the world. It explores current perspectives on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), recognising autism as a lifelong neurodevelopmental difference and acknowledging the unique strengths, abilities, and support needs of each individual.
The qualification develops advanced knowledge of key areas including communication and social interaction, sensory processing differences, cognition, behaviour, and the impact autism can have on education, employment, relationships, and everyday life. Learners gain an understanding of how autism may present differently from person to person and how individual experiences can be influenced by a range of personal, environmental, and societal factors.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop a more detailed understanding of autism and the support needs of autistic individuals.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in education, health and social care, healthcare, childcare, youth work, community support, supported employment, or other roles where they may support autistic children, young people, or adults.
It is also suitable for parents, carers, family members, and individuals with a personal or professional interest in autism. This course provides an opportunity to enhance professional knowledge, improve inclusive practice, and develop the confidence and understanding needed to support autistic individuals effectively across a range of settings.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley or North Yorkshire
- You must currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
This course intent is aimed to provide you with thorough knowledge and understanding of autism. It will equip you with the skills needed to provide the required support for individuals with autism. This course is ideal for anyone who is interested in employment within the Health and Social care sector.
What will the course cover?
This course will cover 5 separate units:
- Autism and Behaviour Legislation, guidance, information and support relevant to autism
- Living with Autism in society
- Understand best practice in the context of autism
- Understand the diagnosis and management of autism
- Safeguarding and resilience in autism
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You may gain employment within a relevant sector and/or decide to continue into higher education. You will also be given information and guidance to continue onto other courses with Learning & Skills such as Distance Learning and CPD courses.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
- Please contact us on 01325 405601 or email l&[email protected]
What do I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
This course provides an in-depth understanding of dementia and the principles of high-quality care and support for individuals living with the condition. It explores the different types of dementia alongside their causes, symptoms, progression, and impact on individuals and those around them.
The qualification develops advanced knowledge of person-centred dementia care, focusing on understanding the unique experiences, needs, preferences, and abilities of each individual. Key areas of learning include communication, promoting dignity and respect, supporting independence, understanding behaviour as a form of communication, and creating environments that enhance wellbeing and quality of life.
Who is this course for?
This qualification is suitable for adults aged 19 and over who wish to develop a more advanced understanding of dementia and the principles of supporting individuals living with the condition.
The qualification is particularly beneficial for those working, or aspiring to work, in health and social care, healthcare, residential care, domiciliary care, community support, dementia services, or voluntary sector roles where supporting individuals with dementia forms a significant part of their responsibilities.
It is also suitable for family members, carers, and anyone with a personal or professional interest in improving their understanding of dementia. This course provides valuable knowledge for individuals seeking to enhance their professional development, strengthen their dementia care practice, and increase their confidence in supporting people living with dementia in a compassionate, person-centred, and effective manner.
Entry requirements:
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Must live in the Darlington, Tees Valley or North Yorkshire
- You must currently hold, or are working towards, an English qualification at GCSE old grade C/new grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
This course intent is aimed to provide you with thorough knowledge and understanding of dementia. It will equip you with the skills needed to provide the required support for individuals with dementia. This course is ideal for anyone who is interested in employment within the Health and Social care sector.
What will the course cover?
This qualification enables you to develop knowledge and understanding of caring for individuals with dementia. Successful completion of the units will allow learners to develop in-depth knowledge and understanding of dementia and its effects.
- types of dementia and the importance of early diagnosis
- person-centred approaches in dementia care
- the role of communication, interaction and inclusion in dementia care and support
- the use of medication to support individuals with dementia.
What could I do when I have finished this course?
You may gain employment within a relevant sector and/or decide to continue into higher education. You will also be given information and guidance to continue onto other courses with Learning & Skills such as Distance Learning and CPD courses.
When and where will I learn?
- This course is delivered through our online learning portal.
- You can study at your own pace and work towards agreed deadlines.
- You will receive your login details during enrolment.
What do I need?
- Access to the internet.
- An internet-enabled device, such as a PC, laptop, iPad, or tablet. Please note that smartphones are not suitable for this course.
How much will the course cost?
- Please contact us on 01325 405601 or email l&[email protected]
What do I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected]
Course summary
Gain vital health and social care knowledge and skills for employment in various partner care homes in this week-long course with a guaranteed interview upon completion.
Who is this course for?
This course is suitable for people who would like to gain health and social care skills and interview skills in order to obtain employment with one of the partner care homes in Darlington. This course is run in partnership with these care homes for job seekers in the local area.
Entry requirements
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- You must live in Darlington area and be a job seeker
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
To develop positive health and social care skills to use in the workplace and learn important skills to use in interviews to help you gain employment. You will receive help applying for a job within one of the partner care homes on this course and this course grants you access to a fast-track interview with them.
What will the course cover?
The course covers:
- Interview techniques - to raise confidence
- Skills and attitudes needed to work in care
- Awareness of safeguarding and prevent
- Care plans and person centred care
- Life stages and the 6C's of care
- Control of infections in healthcare
- Identifying and treating undernutrition in care settings
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After the successful completion of this course you can study any of our Level 2 accredited Distance Learning or any of our unaccredited Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses to help you upskill in your future role.
When and where will I learn?
This course is delivered in person at our Skills Centre. Please contact us for more information and course dates.
What do I need to bring with me?
Please bring:
- a notepad
- a pen (or a digital device) to take notes
- a file to store your work
How much will the course cost?
This course is free of charge.
What do I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected].
Course summary
Gain vital health and social care knowledge and skills for employment in various partner care homes in this week-long course with a guaranteed interview upon completion.
Who is this course for?
This course is suitable for people who would like to gain health and social care skills and interview skills in order to obtain employment with one of the partner care homes in Darlington. This course is run in partnership with these care homes for job seekers in the local area.
Entry requirements
- Aged 19+
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- You must live in Darlington area and be a job seeker
What is the curriculum intent of this course?
To develop positive health and social care skills to use in the workplace and learn important skills to use in interviews to help you gain employment. You will receive help applying for a job within one of the partner care homes on this course and this course grants you access to a fast-track interview with them.
What will the course cover?
The course covers:
- Interview techniques - to raise confidence
- Skills and attitudes needed to work in care
- Awareness of safeguarding and prevent
- Care plans and person centred care
- Life stages and the 6C's of care
- Control of infections in healthcare
What could I do when I have finished this course?
After the successful completion of this course you can study any of our Level 2 accredited Distance Learning or any of our unaccredited Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses to help you upskill in your future role.
When and where will I learn?
This course is delivered in person at our Skills Centre. Please contact us for more information and course dates.
What do I need to bring with me?
Please bring:
- a notepad
- a pen (or a digital device) to take notes
- a file to store your work
How much will the course cost?
This course is free of charge.
What do I do next?
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected].
Start Your Career in Health and Social Care
Looking for a rewarding career where you can make a real difference to people's lives?
Our Health and Social Care Pathway Programme is designed to prepare you for employment in the care sector by developing the knowledge, skills and professional behaviours employers are looking for.
You will gain a Level 1 Award in Introduction to Health, Social Care and Children's and Young People's Settings alongside a range of industry-recognised training and CPD courses.
What You'll Learn
- Understanding health and social care settings and career opportunities
- Effective communication and customer service skills
- The importance of safeguarding, confidentiality and GDPR
- Safe handling of medication
- Infection prevention and control, including PPE
- Manual handling and safe working practices
- Health and safety in the workplace
- Supporting people with dementia
- Autism awareness and inclusive practice
- Nutrition and wellbeing in care settings
- Teamwork, problem solving and workplace professionalism
- Making Every Contact Count (MECC)
- The 5 Cs of Care – Compassion, Competence, Confidence, Conscience and Commitment
Develop Essential Employability Skills
Throughout the programme you will build the confidence employers value, including:
- Communication skills
- Teamwork
- Timekeeping and reliability
- Positive attitudes and behaviours
- Problem-solving skills
- Professional workplace conduct
Who is this Course For?
This course is ideal for:
- Anyone interested in starting a career in Health and Social Care
- People returning to work
- Job seekers looking to gain sector-specific qualifications and skills
- Individuals considering careers in care, support work, healthcare or community services
Progression Opportunities
Successful learners may progress into:
- Care Assistant roles
- Support Worker positions
- Residential Care roles
- Healthcare Support Worker roles
- Apprenticeships
- Further Health and Social Care qualifications
Further Training and Qualifications
- Level 2 Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care
- Level 2 Diploma in Care
- Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Behaviour that Challenges
- Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Dignity & Safeguarding in Adult Health & Social Care
- Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Dementia Care
- Level 2 Certificate in Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health & Social Care
- Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Autism
- Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health
- Level 3 Certificate in Understanding Autism
- Level 3 Certificate in Understanding the Principles of Dementia care
- Level 4 Children, Young People and Families Practitioner – Residential Apprenticeship
Make a Difference Every Day
A career in Health and Social Care is more than a job - it's an opportunity to support people, improve lives and make a positive impact in your community.
Take your first step today and begin your journey into one of the UK's most rewarding sectors.
If you require help with the form please contact us on 01325 405601, 07932 869325 or l&[email protected].
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships can be a great way to get your foot in the door of a health and social care career.
Find out more about our apprenticeship courses or have a look at our current apprenticeship vacancies
Need more information?
If you have any queries about our health and social care courses, please do not hesitate to contact us.