The national provider of live-in care for elderly and disabled people has described how it transformed its training into an award-winning division.
Training
Alexis Davey, of Hampshire-headquartered In Home Care, lifts the lid on a career journey which has seen her travel to the other side of the world and back again.
The course is resuming for 2021, but this time with new, first-hand insights and experiences of caring for those with dementia during the nation’s lockdowns.
Kickstart provides funding to create new job placements for 16-24 year olds on Universal Credit who are at risk of long term unemployment.
The course is designed to support existing Care Certificate assessors in refreshing their skills, and for those new to assessing.
The academies aim to empower workforces around the globe with the expertise, skills, and confidence to drive the redesign of health and care systems.
The First Aid for Mental Health course is designed to help staff recognise and respond to mental health conditions among their clients and colleagues.
The 10-month programme is designed specifically for senior leaders in health and social care, as well as partner organisations.
Virtual Shifts use computer gaming technology to provide immersive experiences that train carers to better assess an individual’s physical, clinical and emotional needs.
Andy Tilden has joined Agincare to support its Training Now team, which delivers courses in-house and for learners from other organisations.