Social care specialisms
Social care workers provide specialised care for those requiring support. As Skills for Care says, "No two days are the same." Our courses focus on empathy and a person-centred approach, valuing each individual's uniqueness and applying strengths-based principles. Employers and those who rely on care and support agree: the people who work in social care are the sector’s greatest asset.
See our course offers available to meet the skills, knowledge and behaviours the care workforce requires to support those in receipt of care and support.
Emergency first aid in a care setting
This course is delivered by trainers accredited by a recognised First Aid industry body, with experience in adult social care and aims to equip participants with the knowledge and confidence to perform basic lifesaving first aid and respond effectively in emergency situations. It covers the role of the first aider, how to manage a range of accidents and sudden illnesses in the workplace and includes practical training in adult resuscitation and the use of a defibrillator (AED).
Epilepsy and rescue medication
This course provides a clear understanding of epilepsy and seizure first aid, including practical training in the administration of Buccal Oromucosal Midazolam through at least two simulated demonstrations. Delivered by an accredited trainer, the course covers the causes, triggers, diagnosis, and management of epilepsy and equips participants with the knowledge and confidence to respond appropriately to seizures and support individuals effectively.
Toolkit – Understanding Epilepsy
Infection prevention and control for leads
This virtual course is designed for those responsible for Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) in care settings, providing advanced knowledge to lead IPC practices effectively. Participants will gain an understanding of relevant systems and procedures, statutory requirements for annual reporting, best practice in donning and doffing PPE, the importance of personal hygiene and how to plan for isolation when needed, enhancing leadership in managing infection risks within healthcare environments.
Understanding end of life
This course introduces end-of-life care, focusing on how to support individuals in a person-centred and compassionate way. It explores different cultural and belief-based perspectives on death and dying, the principles of advanced care planning, how to recognise when someone is nearing the end of life and how to respond to difficult questions while offering meaningful support during this sensitive time.
The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism – Tier 2
Due to unprecedented demand, we are currently unable to offer anymore Oliver McGowan training sessions. We will revise this later in the year.
