This course is approved by Skills for Care and regulated by Ofqual and meets the CQC requirements for anyone who wants to, or is currently working in the following roles within a care home, hospice, domiciliary care with end of life service users: • Adult Care Worker • Healthcare Assistant/Support Worker The qualification develops competence therefore learners must be in paid or voluntary work to enable assessment to take place. This qualification will equip you with all the mandatory knowledge required and the skills to be a competent care or support worker within the end of life care sector. Long gone are the days where anyone could work within the care sector without any qualification. Because of various safeguarding issues and to make sure that individuals receive a better quality of care, CQC now requires all workers within the care sector to have a minimum of Level 2 in care or be working towards the qualification. You will need to achieve a minimum of 46 credits to obtain this qualification.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- No formal requirements
- Be 19 years old and above
- Be working in a job role appropriate for this pathway
- IT literate (Internet, Microsoft office)
- Able to understand and interpret course materials
- Self-motivated and willing to complete and achieve
- Have access to a qualified Manager who can carry out observation in the workplace
COURSE DELIVERY
- The course is delivered online through our cutting edge online portal
- Our professionally written course guideline and assessment plans guide you step by step
- You will have dedicated Assessor who will provide support and assess your work
- 6 months to complete
ASSESSMENT METHOD
- You will be assessed through a series of questions to assess your knowledge
- You will need to be observed in the workplace by a qualified Manager who has a Level 3 or above
COURSE CONTENT
UNIT 1 – MANDATORY
- Communication in care settingsCREDITS – 3
UNIT 2 – MANDATORY
- Handle information in care settingsCREDITS – 3
UNIT 3 – MANDATORY
- Personal development in care settingsCREDITS – 3
UNIT 4 – MANDATORY
- Implement person-centred approaches in care settings CREDITS – 5
UNIT 5 – MANDATORY
- Equality and inclusion in care settings CREDITS – 2
UNIT 6 – MANDATORY
- Health, safety and wellbeing in care settings CREDITS – 4
UNIT 7 – MANDATORY
- Responsibilities of a care workerCREDITS – 2
UNIT 8 – MANDATORY
- Duty of careCREDITS – 1
UNIT 9 – MANDATORY
- Safeguarding and protection in care settingsCREDITS – 3
UNIT 29 – OPTIONAL
- Support individuals who are distressedCREDITS – 3
UNIT 36 – OPTIONAL
- Contribute to the care of a deceased personCREDITS – 3
UNIT 40 – OPTIONAL
- Support individuals at the end of life CREDITS – 6
UNIT 89 – OPTIONAL
- Support care plan activitiesCREDITS – 2
UNIT 96 – OPTIONAL
- Support individuals who are bereavedCREDITS – 4
UNIT 112 – OPTIONAL
- Care for the elderly CREDITS – 2
UNIT 113 – OPTIONAL
- Awareness of working in end of life care CREDITS – 3
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