Working in Adult Social Care means supporting people’s physical, emotional and social needs to help people live fulfilling, independent and dignified lives. It is a highly rewarding sector to work in, requiring understanding, compassion and empathy.
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Developed in partnership with Care Providers Voice and Work Redbridge, this Careers in Adult Social Care course provides you with a quick and easy way to enter a fast-growing sector, as you complete a passport of competencies that are recognised by employers.
What is your passport to Careers in Adult Social Care?
A passport is made up of badges that will support you start your new career and is completed in two weeks.
For a career in the Adult Social Care, you need a good level of English, maths as well as skills to be able to use technology, like apps to check general physical health.
Your journey will begin with an initial assessment and an advice and guidance session to help you decide if this is the right career path for you.
Employability skills
Working in adult Social Care involve engaging with the public and collaborating with colleagues, so excellent communication and teamwork skills are essential.
To support your job search, you will work closely with an advisor who will help you find current vacancies and prepare you for the recruitment process.
You will complete badges in CV Writing, Interview Preparation and Teamworking.
Sector specific skills
As part of your passport, you will complete the following essential training badges that cover key topics required by employers:
– GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations)
– Adult Safeguarding
What happens next?
Once you have completed your passport, you will understand the adult social care sector, have completed a guaranteed interview and be ready to start your chosen role.
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Mohammed completed his careers in… Adult Social Care passport and is now working in the sector.
“Every day feels rewarding, especially knowing I am making a positive difference in people’s lives. A highlight for me has been building strong relationships with the individuals I care for, helping them feel comfortable, safe, and valued.”
“A standout feature of the programme was the guaranteed job interviews offered to all participants. I received three job offers after completing the programme.” explains Mohammed, learner on the programme.