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Training Highlights
THE CARE CERTIFICATE
The Care Certificate aims to improve the quality of care provided by support workers. New workers are expected to work through the 15 standards as part of their induction.
The Care Certificate & eLearning
The Care Certificate is awarded by employers who assess knowledge and work- based competency. eLearning can be a cost-effective way to acquire and demonstrate the knowledge aspects of the Certificate.
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eLearning Benefits
MANDATORY TRAINING
FLEXIBLE
COST EFFECTIVE
eLearning is a cost effective and convenient way to cover statutory and mandatory training for all types of workers.
Flexible e-Learning is key to "reducing the need for day release and cutting down face to face training" costs - Janine Smith NHS Ealing
Quality eLearning is can reduce training costs without compromising standards. It can also minimise disruption by reducing time out of the office.
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of learners would recommend Skills for Health eLearning to a friend
Skills for Health
Join over 2,800 healthcare organisations across the country who trust Skills for Health for their e-Learning needs.
Over 300,000 completions per annum
Over 507,000 registered users
Used by 2,800+ healthcare organisations
The Skills For Health/ NSA e-Learning platform is excellent and very user friendly. We manage our courses and check participation all in one place
- C. Ntuli, Project Manager Healogics Ltd
Support Worker Training Courses
Using the Skills Platform, you can search for Face to Face Training Courses on a Variety of topics. Here are just some ideas:
GENERAL COURSES
ClINICAL COURSES
MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP
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