Key Facts
- Starting
25 Apr 2025- Location
- Merton
- Start Time
- 09:30
- End Time
- 12:30
- Duration
- 10 Weeks
- Study Mode
- Part Time Day
- Days
- Friday
- Start Date
- 25 Apr 2025
- Level
- Level 1
- Code
- MHR1051CP
Fees
- 19+ Fee
- £ 0 - 336
Level 1 Award In Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care (NCFE)
This qualification develops a basic knowledge of the adult social care sector. It covers the type of job roles and services within it, the role of communication and the importance of valuing the individuals being cared for.
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Entry Requirements
You need a reasonable level of spoken and written English and basic maths skills. You will need to attend an advice and guidance session before starting this course. Book your place here. -
Course Content
This qualification develops a basic knowledge of the adult social care sector. It covers the type of job roles and services within it, the role of communication and the importance of valuing the individuals being cared for. -
Progression Next Steps
This qualification does not qualify you to work but does provide a starting point for deciding whether a career in the sector is right for you. You can progress to the Level 2 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social CareThere are lots of opportunities available to you to progress across the South Thames Colleges Group and into the world beyond education.
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Additional Information
All courses run subject to demand and the content listed here should be used as a guide only. Course content may vary according to a range of factors such as course duration, campus, teaching staff and requirements from awarding bodies. -
Course Structure
The curriculum covers a range of knowledge areas relevant to working in adult social care, including communication, equality, diversity, personal development, roles and responsibilities, information handling, health and safety, safeguarding, and person-centered approaches.By completing this qualification, you will gain foundation knowledge essential for employment and further studies in health and social care.
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Assessment Details
It will be assessed by your Tutor or Assessor using a range of methods. This could include tasks such as designing charts or leaflets, coursework or methods such as oral questioning.