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Adult Social Care

E-learning course spanning frontline care roles, medication awareness, person-centred care, safeguarding and working with colleagues for people new to adult social care.

Adult Social Care

Adult Social Care

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Adult Social Care

Subtitles: English

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Highfield Awarding Body

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Duration: 3 hours

Retakes: Unlimited


Overview

This comprehensive course provides an in-depth exploration of the adult social care sector, equipping learners with the knowledge needed to work effectively in care settings. Covering frontline roles, person-centred practice, medication awareness, safeguarding, legal responsibilities, communication, and personal wellbeing, it helps build skills and confidence in delivering high-quality care.


Candidates will undertake an online multiple-choice assessment and will receive a certificate if successful (any certificates from an official awarding body are sent to you via email).

Course Syllabus

  • Introduction

    This introductory unit gives a complete overview of the course.


  • Care Assistant and Senior Care Worker

    This unit introduces the two most common frontline roles in adult care and shows how one can lead to the other.


  • Support Worker and Personal Assistant

    In this unit we will look at two roles built around independence, choice and control.


  • Domiciliary Care Worker and Night Care Worker

    In this unit, we will explore the two roles defined by where and when care is delivered.


  • Healthcare Assistant and Social Work Assistant

    In this final unit of the first module, we will cover the role that bridges care and clinical practice, and the role that focuses on assessment and advocacy.


  • Why It Matters, the MAR Sheet and the 7 Rs

    In this unit, we will give a basic awareness of why medication matters in adult care and the tools used to manage it safely. It does not train learners to administer medication.


  • STOMP and Your Responsibilities

    In this final unit of the module, we will cover the national initiative on over-medication and the limits of a care worker's role, helping you decide how closely you want to be involved in medication.


  • The Care Sector

    In this unit we will give an overview of how adult care is structured, who it supports, who regulates it, and what is expected of new starters.


  • Person-Centred Care, Dignity and Respect

    In this unit we will explore what it means to put the individual at the centre of care and how to protect their dignity.


  • Compassion, Professionalism and Consistency

    In this final unit of the module, we will look at the qualities that turn good intentions into great care and how to build trust.


  • Who You Work With

    This unit gives an overview of the team around a care worker and how communication keeps people safe.


  • Emotional Demands and Resilience

    This unit focuses on the emotional demands of adult care and the skills that help you sustain yourself in the role.


  • Stress, Boundaries and Development

    This final unit of the module covers how to manage stress, keep healthy boundaries, use support and keep growing as a professional.


  • Duty of Care, Safeguarding and the Mental Capacity Act

    This unit introduces the key legal frameworks and duties that every care worker needs to understand from day one.


  • Confidentiality, Data Protection and Whistleblowing

    This final unit of the course covers how to handle personal information responsibly, follow your organisation's agreed ways of working and raise serious concerns.


Adult Social Care

E-learning course spanning frontline care roles, medication awareness, person-centred care, safeguarding and working with colleagues for people new to adult social care.

£49.95

+ VAT

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