CACHE Certificate Health and Social Care Level 2 (19+)
OVERVIEW
- Do you want to know more about the health and social care sector?
- Work within a supporting role in the evolving health and social care workforce?
- Gain practical skills in the field of health and social care?
- Learn more about dementia and its impact on an individual and their carers?
This full time qualification is delivered over one year and develops the knowledge and understanding needed when working within the health care sector. It aims to guide and assess the development of practical skills for those who wish to work in a supervised support role within the healthcare workforce. This qualification would give potential employees the knowledge required to enter the NHS and private care facilities.
The course requires completion of a work placement in the field of health and care, this will involve attending a setting two days a week. This work placement will be arranged by the work-based assessor in partnership with you.
A variety of essential areas of health and social care are studied including;
- Communication within health and social care
- Equality and diversity
- Safeguarding
- Infection control
- Personal development
- Dementia awareness.
2 GCSEs at grade C or above, including English Language, or a full level 1 qualification in a related subject. A satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service Check (DBS).
The course is assessed by lecturers and the work-based assessor using a range of methods. This would include direct observation in the workplace, professional discussion, portfolio of evidence and written assignments.
On successful completion of this programme learners may progress on to the CACHE Level 3 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care.
Learners can enter either the adult care or health workforces. The course content is applicable to a variety of roles, including:
• Adult care worker
• Healthcare assistant/support worker.
• Personal assistant.
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