Events at this location

The Care Certificate training will be completed every Tuesday, running for 5 weeks.

Day 1 will include; Induction, Understand your role, Duty of Care, Personal Development and Handling Information.

Day 2 will include; Moving with Dignity.

Day 3 will include; Privacy and Dignity, Personal-centred Approaches, Safeguarding Adults, Safeguarding Children.

Day 4 will include; Health and Safety, Infection Control, First Aid and Medication.

Day 5 will include; Mental Health, Dementia and Learning Difficulties and Fluids and Nutrition.

On completion of the Medication training, attendees will attain the knowledge and practical competences required to deal with administering medication.

This training session comprises the following:

The legislative framework for medication administration in social care

Common types of medication, their effects and side effects

The different routes for administration of medicines

How to promote the individuals rights

How to record legibly and accurately medication records

How and when to report concerns relating to medication.

Day 2 of the Care Certificate – Moving with Dignity

On completion of this training course you will have a better understanding of the following:

6C’s

Why do we need to understand Mental Health

Understanding Mental Health and Mental Ill Health

Importance of promoting positive health and well-being

Awareness of conditions

Adjustments which may be necessary

Importance of early detection

Legal frameworks, policy and guidelines

Meaning of mental capacity in relation to how care is provided.

On completion of this training you will have a better understanding of:

What is dementia

Key features of dementia and theoretical models

Common types and causes

Factors relating to dementia.

Day 3 of the Care Certificate will include; Privacy and Dignity, Person-Centred Approaches, Safeguarding Adults and Safeguarding Children.

On completion of the End of Life Care training you will have a better understanding of the following:

What is Palliative Care and End of Life

Understand Loss and Grief

Care Planning in End of Life

Advanced Care Planning

Understand the role of Care Worker in time of death

How to support individuals at End of Life

Caring for the deceased individual

Supporting family and significant others of the deceased

On completion of the Stoma Care training you will;

Understand what a stoma is.

Understand the different types of stoma.

Have a brief understanding of the digestive system and the urinary system.

Be able to support a client, who has a stoma,  emotionally and physically.

Understand the need for infection control.

Day 4 will include; Health and Safety, Infection Control, First Aid and Medication.

Day 5 will include; Mental Health, Dementia and Learning Difficulties and Fluids and Nutrition.

On completion of the Medication training, attendees will attain the knowledge and practical competences required to deal with administering medication.

This training session comprises the following:

The legislative framework for medication administration in social care

Common types of medication, their effects and side effects

The different routes for administration of medicines

How to promote the individuals rights

How to record legibly and accurately medication records

How and when to report concerns relating to medication.

On completion of this training course you will have a better understanding of the following:

6C’s

Why do we need to understand Mental Health

Understanding Mental Health and Mental Ill Health

Importance of promoting positive health and well-being

Awareness of conditions

Adjustments which may be necessary

Importance of early detection

Legal frameworks, policy and guidelines

Meaning of mental capacity in relation to how care is provided.

On completion of this training you will have a better understanding of:

What is dementia

Key features of dementia and theoretical models

Common types and causes

Factors relating to dementia.

The refresher training will take place over 2 days.

Day 1 will consist of;

Regulations, Requirements and influences, Codes of Conduct, Up to date with the Code of Practice and 6C’s, Values & Behaviours, Equality & Diversity, Person Centred Approaches Communication, Dignity, Safeguarding Adults and Safeguarding Children.

Day 2 will consist of;

Health & Safety law, regulation & policy, Risk assessment / management, Fire & Security practice, Infection Control, Covid-19, Medication Safety, Emergency First Aid, Safe Practices in People Handling.

The Care Certificate training will be completed every Tuesday, running for 5 weeks.

Day 1 will include; Induction, Understand your role, Duty of Care, Personal Development and Handling Information.

Day 2 will include; Moving with Dignity.

Day 3 will include; Privacy and Dignity, Personal-centred Approaches, Safeguarding Adults, Safeguarding Children.

Day 4 will include; Health and Safety, Infection Control, First Aid and Medication.

Day 5 will include; Mental Health, Dementia and Learning Difficulties and Fluids and Nutrition.

Day 2 of the Care Certificate – Moving with Dignity

Day 3 of the Care Certificate will include; Privacy and Dignity, Person-Centred Approaches, Safeguarding Adults and Safeguarding Children.

On completion of this training course you will have a better understanding of the following:

6C’s

Why do we need to understand Mental Health

Understanding Mental Health and Mental Ill Health

Importance of promoting positive health and well-being

Awareness of conditions

Adjustments which may be necessary

Importance of early detection

Legal frameworks, policy and guidelines

Meaning of mental capacity in relation to how care is provided.

On completion of this training you will have a better understanding of:

What is dementia

Key features of dementia and theoretical models

Common types and causes

Factors relating to dementia.

Day 4 will include; Health and Safety, Infection Control, First Aid and Medication.

Day 5 will include; Mental Health, Dementia and Learning Difficulties and Fluids and Nutrition.

On completion of the End of Life Care training you will have a better understanding of the following:

What is Palliative Care and End of Life

Understand Loss and Grief

Care Planning in End of Life

Advanced Care Planning

Understand the role of Care Worker in time of death

How to support individuals at End of Life

Caring for the deceased individual

Supporting family and significant others of the deceased

On completion of the Stoma Care training you will;

Understand what a stoma is.

Understand the different types of stoma.

Have a brief understanding of the digestive system and the urinary system.

Be able to support a client, who has a stoma,  emotionally and physically.

Understand the need for infection control.

On completion of the Medication training, attendees will attain the knowledge and practical competences required to deal with administering medication.

This training session comprises the following:

The legislative framework for medication administration in social care

Common types of medication, their effects and side effects

The different routes for administration of medicines

How to promote the individuals rights

How to record legibly and accurately medication records

How and when to report concerns relating to medication.

On completion of this training course you will have a better understanding of the following:

6C’s

Why do we need to understand Mental Health

Understanding Mental Health and Mental Ill Health

Importance of promoting positive health and well-being

Awareness of conditions

Adjustments which may be necessary

Importance of early detection

Legal frameworks, policy and guidelines

Meaning of mental capacity in relation to how care is provided.

On completion of this training you will have a better understanding of:

What is dementia

Key features of dementia and theoretical models

Common types and causes

Factors relating to dementia.

The refresher training will take place over 2 days.

Day 1 will consist of;

Regulations, Requirements and influences, Codes of Conduct, Up to date with the Code of Practice and 6C’s, Values & Behaviours, Equality & Diversity, Person Centred Approaches Communication, Dignity, Safeguarding Adults and Safeguarding Children.

Day 2 will consist of;

Health & Safety law, regulation & policy, Risk assessment / management, Fire & Security practice, Infection Control, Covid-19, Medication Safety, Emergency First Aid, Safe Practices in People Handling.