Myth Busting: The Health &
Social Care Industry
Course
Description
Have you ever wondered what
it's really like to work
in health and social care? This engaging six-week course explores the realities
of one of the UK's most rewarding and diverse sectors by challenging common
myths and misconceptions.
Through discussions, case studies and
practical activities, you'll discover the wide range of careers available, the
skills and qualities employers value, and the everyday experiences of people
working in health and social care. You'll explore topics such as person-centred
care, safeguarding, communication, teamwork and professional values, while
separating fact from fiction about the profession.
Whether you're considering a career in
care, thinking about changing direction, or simply want to learn more about the
sector, this course will help you make an informed decision about your next
steps.
What You Will
Learn
During the course you will:
- Explore common myths and misconceptions
about working in health and social care.
- Discover the different career pathways
within the sector.
- Learn about the values, skills and
behaviours expected of care professionals.
- Understand the importance of
communication, safeguarding and person-centred care.
- Gain an insight into the rewards and
challenges of working in the industry.
- Explore progression opportunities into
further training, including Level 2 Health and Social Care
qualifications.
Who Is This Course
For?
Interested in applying?
Offering Code:
S98MHS1/BDF1A
Offering Name:
Myth Busting about the Health & Social Care Industry
Campus Name:
City Centre Campus (Bath)
Fee Rate 16 to 18 Fully Funded:
Fee Rate 19 Plus Fully Funded:
£0.00
Fee Rate 19 Plus Co Funded:
£54.00
Fee Rate Non Funded:
£108.00
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