This updated qualification is for care workers who want to develop their knowledge and skills in their areas of responsibility. This will enable them to lead others in areas relevant to all aspects of care work such as person-centred practice and personal well-being.
The content is appropriate for learners in a variety of settings in adult social care including residential care, domiciliary care or day centres. It is also suitable for lead personal assistants who work as part of a personal assistant team at a senior level. To achieve the Level 3 Diploma, learners will complete the following mandatory units:
Alongside the above mandatory units, learners will pick from a selection 134 of optional units based on their work setting and job role. The optional units will be chosen with support from the learners assessor, who has occupational experience.
Learners will have responsibility for providing person-centred, values-driven care and support for those accessing a service. The learner will work under the direction of a manager or supervisor but will have a degree of autonomy. As well as demonstrating best practice, they will be working towards promoting and modelling it. Learners may or may not have supervisory responsibilities for others.
Learners will most likely be working in the following settings:
On successful completion of this qualification, learners who are in a supervisory or senior role may wish to continue their development by undertaking one of the following qualifications:
Course ID
P3417-2425-E-P1
Start Date
11/09/2024
End Date
11/03/2026
Start Time
18:00
End Time
20:00
Day of Week
Wednesday
Location
Eastleigh College
Total Fees
£2,882
Course ID
P3417-2425-E-P2
Start Date
08/01/2025
End Date
08/07/2026
Start Time
18:00
End Time
20:00
Day of Week
Wednesday
Location
Eastleigh College
Total Fees
£2,882
Course ID
P3417-2425-E-P3
Start Date
23/04/2025
End Date
21/10/2026
Start Time
18:00
End Time
20:00
Day of Week
Wednesday
Location
Eastleigh College
Total Fees
£2,882
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