Certificate in Health and Social Care
Health and Social Care:
NCFE CACHE Level 2: Certificate in Health and Social Care
We are your partners in the professional advancement of health and social care. The NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Health and Social Care is a nationally recognized qualification and, with us, will be the one to provide you with the basic skills and knowledge to develop yourself in this rewarding profession.
About Course
Skills Zone is now offering the NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Health and Social Care to anyone aspiring to a bright career in care. This course builds a solid foundation in skills and knowledge through a merger of theory and practice. It emphasizes safeguarding, person-centered care, and communication so you’ll be fully prepared to take on different roles required in care.
Course Highlights
- Practical Experience: With practical training alongside work-based learning.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Including safeguarding, health and safety, and equality in care settings.
- Professional Recognition: Another added advantage is its acceptance across the care sector.
- Expert Support: Your studies come with guided support from wonderfully experienced tutors.
Course Structure and Assessment
This course consists of various units that are assessed via coursework, assignments, and practical demonstrations. This mixture ensures that the theoretical knowledge plus the practice necessary for a career in care are developed.
Course Summary:
Eligibility
- Minimum age: 16+
- Must have a school certificate.
- Must possess verbal and written English communication skills.
- Access to a laptop is required.
Duration
- Standard: 3 months
- Fast track: 1 month – will run normally
- 1 Unit every week. | 3 classes | 3 assignments (Written)
Units
- Human Growth and Development(F/508/3710)
- Safeguarding and Protection in Health and Social Care(J/508/3711)
- Equality, Diversity, and Rights in Health and Social Care(L/508/3709)
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this course can pursue roles such as:
- Care support workers in adult residential settings.
- Healthcare assistants in community, primary care, and acute health environments.
- Care support workers in domiciliary services, supported living, or day services.
- Community-based support workers.
