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NCFE CACHE Level 1 Award: Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care
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This qualification is aimed at students who wish to explore roles in adult social care and to develop their basic knowledge of the adult social care sector.
Unit 1: Introduction to the adult and social care sector Unit 2: Introduction to the values and principles of adult social care Unit 3: Awareness of the skills and attitudes needed to work in adult social care Unit 4: Awareness of communication in adult social care Unit 5: Awareness of the role and responsibilities of the adult social care worker. |
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OCN Level 1 Award: Skills for Professions in Health and Social Care
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Qualifications in Level 1 Skills for Professions in Health & Social Care aim to provide learners with the skills and knowledge required to progress to further study related to health and social care and ultimately to work in this or related sectors. The qualifications are available as an Award and Certificate.
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OCN Level 2 Award: Skills for Professions in Health and Social Care
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Provides a flexible approach to study using a range of vocational units within Health and Social Care combined with optional employability and learning skills units. This qualification is suitable for use in a range of learning situations and lends itself to the development of individualised learning programmes.
The qualification provides learners with the opportunity to consolidate and extend their learning in preparation for higher level vocational learning, apprenticeships or employment within the sector. |
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City and Guilds Level 2 Award: Independent Advocacy
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Independent advocates act on behalf of people who need support to make their own choices and have their needs respected.
This may be in a health, social care or community setting and can include representing the views of older people, those with a mental health issue or a learning disability. Bilingual advocates work on behalf of people who speak languages other than English. During this introductory Level 2 course, you will learn more about how to represent an individual’s interests and support them when in contact with organisations, agencies and other people. It also covers current best practice in relation to independent advocacy |
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