Introduction to Care - Including Neurodiversity and Learning Disability
This is a newly developed course is suitable for all staff and volunteers who are new to working in the Health & Social Care sector.
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This course is only available for group bookings.
Course Information
Learning Outcomes:
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Gain an understanding of the job role of a care worker and personal assistant and the different roles working in care together with an awareness of the range of care skills required.
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Knowledge of legislation and regulations, principles of care and Health and Safety, to ensure the safety of yourself and your clients
Information
Certification TFC Certificate of Attendance
Course Length: 6 Hours
Delivery Model: Face-to-face delivery or via Teams
Maximum Participants: 12 , restricted to 8 at TFC Premises
Course Content
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Course Content
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What is care?
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Working in care - job roles, qualifications and expectations
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Regulating care – SSSC and Care Inspectorate – care standards
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Professional conduct and boundaries
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Communication skills
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Equality and diversity, discrimination, harassment – protected characteristics
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Person-centered care, promoting independence and choice
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Infection control, handling personal information
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What is a learning disability
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Understanding learning disabilities and what causes them
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Recognising individual needs, empowering decision making and supporting individuals
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What is neurodiversity
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Types of common conditions and how they affect people
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Supporting people with neurodivergent conditions
Course Fee
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Zoom/Teams £400 for up to 8 participants
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Face-to-Face £450 for up to 8 participants
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£50 per additional participant up to a maximum of 12