The training programme will include first-hand insights and experiences of caring for those with dementia during lockdown.
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The guide is designed to help home care workers to provide safe care and support to people who have left hospital after having COVID-19.
The paper provides guidance on what social care providers should look for in eLearning and Learning Management Systems.
The Workforce Development Fund was previously suspended after funding was diverted to train new staff coming into the care sector.
The guidance provides an overview of the risks providers could consider when thinking about the need to carry out face-to-face training.
Without the employment deal, the social care sector will fail to tackle the 122,000 vacancies and the estimated 40% turnover rate, ADASS has warned.
The free online course is designed to help frontline workers provide psychological support to people affected by coronavirus.
Care workers are up in arms after being told that millions of pounds of funding for training was being put on hold for at least three months.
The eLearning package, created by iHASCO and endorsed by Skills for Care, includes 15 courses to help those working towards their Care Certificate.
This initiative is in addition to an extra 10,000 roles Cera created at the start of the coronavirus outbreak, in a bid to offer support to the NHS.