Government Funded level 4 care

...The NVQ Level 3 deals largely with individual/care worker relationships within legally defined frameworks. These frameworks incorporate moral, ethical, social, cultural, environmental and safety considerations. Suitable for: This qualification is suitable for those working in Health and Social...

...Suitable for: Staff (candidates) working in health and social care who support and assist individuals with their physical or emotional care, daily living needs or maintaining their independence. The award is available to anyone working within the public, private or voluntary sectors...

... that supports or enables clients in health or social care in the private, public or voluntary sector...

...To achieve national vocational qualification. To improve and develop skills. Suitable for: Senior Care assistants & support workers in nursing & residential homes, domiciliary care, learning disabilities and nursing agencies...

...Suitable for: People delivering health and social care services...

...Suitable for: Employed people over 16 years who work as home care assistants, community support assistants, healthcare. assistants and residential or day service assistants. Options may be available for volunteers or those not currently employed...

...The Level 3 programme consists of 8 units of competence, which need to be achieved in order to obtain the full qualification. Course Details: Course Name Study Mode Places Left Course Days (Starting Week) End Date Tuition Fee Exam Fee Location Ref LEVEL 3 NVQ IN HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE (ADULTS)...

...The NVQ Level 2 deals largely with individual/care worker relationships within legally defined frameworks. These frameworks incorporate moral, ethical, social, cultural, environmental and safety considerations. Suitable for: This qualification is suitable for those working in Health and Social...

... Homes, Residential Homes, Hospitals as well as domiciliary care settings. After this Level a candidate may wish to progress onto Level 3 and 4 in Care...

...Suitable for: The qualification offers two pathways for the care of either 'Adults' or 'Children and Young People'. It is designed for workers delivering care and support often without direct supervision or for those working on their own in health and social care settings... Learn about: IT for adults, Health business, Health and wellness...

...To achieve a nationally recognised care qualification, improve your personal care skills, develop your professional career. Suitable for: Health and Social Care Workers...

...This is a level 3 course for people employed in the health and social care sector...

..., Hospitals as well as domiciliary care settings. After this Level a candidate may wish to progress onto Level 4 in Care. Course Fee: £ 2,500 (excluding...

... care workers, health care workers, home care organisers and community support workers and include units for drugs and mental health workers...

...To improve your personal care skills, develop your professional career. Suitable for: Health and Social Care Workers...

... of evidence which reflects your competence in the workplace. Suitable for: Any person working in the field of Health and Social Care. ( Under the provisions of the Care. Standards 50% of all staff working in Health and Social Care must have attained or be working towards this qualification by 2005...

...8 Work Based Units comprising of 4 Core Units and 4 Optional Units. Learner needs to be undertaking a. Senior Carer/Supervisor role...

...This course is designed for those who are working in a Child Care environment in a supervisory role with children from 0 - 16 years old. The qualification is assessed mainly in the workplace. As a non-exam base course a portfolio of evidence is completed by the student. Suitable... Learn about: Learning and Development...

..., or in the public, private or voluntary sectors. It is applicable wherever care is delivered including hospitals, accident and emergency departments, the client's own home, clinics, residential homes, nursing homes, day centres and group homes...

...Who Should Participate: Those who work mainly as a key worker or at supervisory level with individuals to support and assist them in their physical or emotional care, daily living needs or maintaining their independence...