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SUMMARY:Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover | Tier 2 | am sessions
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview\nThis training is delivered across two half-day morning sessions. \nParticipants must attend both sessions to complete the course. \nSession 1📅 Thursday 22nd October 2026🕘 09:30 – 12:30 (Arrival 09:15) \nSession 2📅 Friday 23rd October🕘 09:30 – 12:30 (Arrival 09:15) \nOur Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover – Tier 2 course provides essential training for health and social care professionals who support autistic people and individuals with a learning disability. The training is delivered at the Training in Partnership venue located in the Chantry Centre\, Andover. \nThe Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism is the government’s preferred and recommended training for health and social care staff. It aims to improve understanding of the needs\, experiences and barriers faced by autistic people and individuals with a learning disability when accessing health and care services. \nThis course is delivered in two interactive sessions of three hours each. Both sessions must be attended in order to complete the training and receive certification. \nThe training is designed to develop the knowledge\, skills and confidence of professionals so they can provide more inclusive\, compassionate and person-centred support. It explores the importance of recognising individual needs\, making reasonable adjustments and ensuring people are listened to and treated with dignity and respect. \nThe course combines expert-led learning with lived experience input\, helping participants gain a deeper understanding of how to improve care\, communication and outcomes for the people they support. \n\nWho Should Attend\nThis Tier 2 course is suitable for staff who: \n• Provide direct care or support• Work in health or social care roles• Support autistic individuals or people with a learning disability \nExamples include: \n• Support workers• Care assistants• Nurses• Allied health professionals• Social workers• Housing support staff• Senior care staff• Team leaders and managers \n\nCourse Content\nThe training explores key areas including: \n• Understanding learning disability and autism• Health inequalities experienced by people with learning disabilities• Communication differences and sensory needs• Recognising and reducing diagnostic overshadowing• Making reasonable adjustments in care and services• Supporting people with dignity\, respect and person-centred approaches• The importance of listening to lived experience• Legal responsibilities and best practice \nThe course includes: \n• Interactive learning activities• Group discussions and case scenarios• Video content and lived experience perspectives• Opportunities for reflection and shared learning \n\nCertification\nParticipants must complete: \n• The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training eLearning module prior to attending the course• Both face-to-face sessions (two 3-hour sessions) \nAttendance at both sessions is required in order to complete the training. \nParticipants who complete the required eLearning and attend both sessions will receive the official Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training certificate\, recognised across the NHS and the wider health and social care sector. \nThe certificate confirms completion of Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training in Learning Disability and Autism – Tier 2. \n\nGroup Bookings\nIf your organisation would like to send multiple staff members\, group bookings are available. \nMany providers choose to book several places so teams can complete the training together. \nIf you would like to reserve multiple spaces or arrange a closed course for your organisation\, please contact us and we will be happy to assist. \n📧 Hello@traininginpartnership.co.uk \n\nHow the Split Course Works\nThis course is delivered as a split session programme\, allowing participants to complete the training in two shorter sessions rather than one full day. \nThe training consists of: \nSession 1\, Learning Disability – 3 Hours Session 2\, Autism Session – 3 Hours \nBoth sessions are part of the same course and must be completed in order to finish the training. \nParticipants are required to attend both sessions in full to meet the requirements of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training – Tier 2 programme. \nBefore attending the first session\, participants must also complete the required Oliver McGowan eLearning module. \nThis structure allows time between sessions for reflection while still ensuring participants gain the full knowledge and understanding required by the national training programme. \n\nImportant\nPlease ensure you are available to attend both training dates when booking\, as places are reserved for the full course. \nCertificates can only be issued once: \n• The pre-course eLearning has been completed• Session 1 has been attended• Session 2 has been attended \n 
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/oliver-mcgowan-tier-2-training-andover-training-in-partnership/
LOCATION:Training in partnership\, Unit 13\, The Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care,Oliver McGowan
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SUMMARY:Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover | Tier 2 | pm sessions
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview\nThis training is delivered across two half-day Afternoon sessions. \nParticipants must attend both sessions to complete the course. \nSession 1📅 Thursday 22nd October 2026🕘 13:30 – 16:30 (Arrival 13:15) \nSession 2📅 Friday 23rd October🕘 13:30 – 16:30 (Arrival 13:15) \nOur Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover – Tier 2 course provides essential training for health and social care professionals who support autistic people and individuals with a learning disability. The training is delivered at the Training in Partnership venue located in the Chantry Centre\, Andover. \nThe Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism is the government’s preferred and recommended training for health and social care staff. It aims to improve understanding of the needs\, experiences and barriers faced by autistic people and individuals with a learning disability when accessing health and care services. \nThis course is delivered in two interactive sessions of three hours each. Both sessions must be attended in order to complete the training and receive certification. \nThe training is designed to develop the knowledge\, skills and confidence of professionals so they can provide more inclusive\, compassionate and person-centred support. It explores the importance of recognising individual needs\, making reasonable adjustments and ensuring people are listened to and treated with dignity and respect. \nThe course combines expert-led learning with lived experience input\, helping participants gain a deeper understanding of how to improve care\, communication and outcomes for the people they support. \n\nWho Should Attend\nThis Tier 2 course is suitable for staff who: \n• Provide direct care or support• Work in health or social care roles• Support autistic individuals or people with a learning disability \nExamples include: \n• Support workers• Care assistants• Nurses• Allied health professionals• Social workers• Housing support staff• Senior care staff• Team leaders and managers \n\nCourse Content\nThe training explores key areas including: \n• Understanding learning disability and autism• Health inequalities experienced by people with learning disabilities• Communication differences and sensory needs• Recognising and reducing diagnostic overshadowing• Making reasonable adjustments in care and services• Supporting people with dignity\, respect and person-centred approaches• The importance of listening to lived experience• Legal responsibilities and best practice \nThe course includes: \n• Interactive learning activities• Group discussions and case scenarios• Video content and lived experience perspectives• Opportunities for reflection and shared learning \n\nCertification\nParticipants must complete: \n• The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training eLearning module prior to attending the course• Both face-to-face sessions (two 3-hour sessions) \nAttendance at both sessions is required in order to complete the training. \nParticipants who complete the required eLearning and attend both sessions will receive the official Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training certificate\, recognised across the NHS and the wider health and social care sector. \nThe certificate confirms completion of Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training in Learning Disability and Autism – Tier 2. \n\nGroup Bookings\nIf your organisation would like to send multiple staff members\, group bookings are available. \nMany providers choose to book several places so teams can complete the training together. \nIf you would like to reserve multiple spaces or arrange a closed course for your organisation\, please contact us and we will be happy to assist. \n📧 Hello@traininginpartnership.co.uk \n\nHow the Split Course Works\nThis course is delivered as a split session programme\, allowing participants to complete the training in two shorter sessions rather than one full day. \nThe training consists of: \nSession 1\, Learning Disability – 3 Hours Session 2\, Autism Session – 3 Hours \nBoth sessions are part of the same course and must be completed in order to finish the training. \nParticipants are required to attend both sessions in full to meet the requirements of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training – Tier 2 programme. \nBefore attending the first session\, participants must also complete the required Oliver McGowan eLearning module. \nThis structure allows time between sessions for reflection while still ensuring participants gain the full knowledge and understanding required by the national training programme. \n\nImportant\nPlease ensure you are available to attend both training dates when booking\, as places are reserved for the full course. \nCertificates can only be issued once: \n• The pre-course eLearning has been completed• Session 1 has been attended• Session 2 has been attended \n 
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/oliver-mcgowan-mandatory-training-andover-tier-2-pm-sessions-2/
LOCATION:Training in partnership\, Unit 13\, The Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care,Oliver McGowan
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Care course: 4-Day Practical Induction Programme
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Care course\nOur Introduction to Care course is a 4-day practical induction programme for people who are new to adult social care\, returning to care after a break\, or preparing to start work in a care role. \nThis workshop-style course helps learners build confidence\, understand the expectations of working in care and develop practical knowledge before workplace induction\, shadowing and employer competency sign-off. \nThe programme is based on the Care Certificate standards and supports employers to evidence structured induction\, learning\, supervision and competence development. It is suitable for care homes\, domiciliary care providers\, supported living services\, agency staff and individuals preparing to enter the care sector. \nThis course does not replace the employer’s workplace induction\, role-specific training\, supervision or Care Certificate sign-off. Employers remain responsible for confirming workplace competence. \nWho is the Introduction to Care course for?\nThis course is suitable for: \n\nPeople new to adult social care\nCare staff returning after a career break\nNew starters awaiting workplace induction\nAgency care staff\nSupport workers\nHealthcare assistants\nDomiciliary care workers\nResidential and nursing home care staff\nPeople preparing to apply for care roles\nEmployers wanting a structured induction pathway for new staff\n\nWhat does the Introduction to Care course cover?\nAcross the 4 days\, learners will explore: \n\nThe role and responsibilities of a care worker\nPerson-centred care\nDignity\, privacy and respect\nCommunication and inclusive practice\nEquality\, diversity and human rights\nDuty of care\nProfessional boundaries\nSafeguarding adults and children awareness\nMental capacity and consent\nMental health\, dementia\, learning disability and autism awareness\nHealth and safety in care\nInfection prevention and control\nNutrition\, hydration and recognising change\nRecords\, confidentiality and handling information\nMoving and assisting practical awareness and assessment\nBasic Life Support practical training and assessment\nWorkplace readiness and next steps for employer sign-off\n\nCourse structure\nDay 1: Care values\, role awareness and person-centred practice\nLearners explore what good care looks and feels like\, the role of adult social care\, care worker responsibilities\, dignity\, communication and inclusive practice. \nDay 2: Duty of care\, safeguarding\, capacity and support needs\nLearners focus on duty of care\, professional boundaries\, safeguarding\, consent\, mental capacity\, mental health\, dementia\, learning disability and autism awareness. \nDay 3: Safe practice\, infection control\, wellbeing and records\nLearners cover health and safety\, risk awareness\, infection prevention and control\, nutrition\, hydration\, recognising change\, confidentiality and record keeping. \nDay 4: Moving & Assisting\, Basic Life Support and workplace readiness\nLearners complete practical Moving & Assisting and Basic Life Support sessions\, including practical observation and assessment. The day also includes a final integrated care scenario and workplace evidence planning. \nWhat is included in the Introduction to Care course?\nThe course includes: \n\n4 days face-to-face training\nWorkshop-style activities and case studies\nLearner workbook\nCare Certificate mapping\nPractical Moving & Assisting session\nBasic Life Support practical session\nPractical observation records\nEnd-of-day knowledge checks\nCertificate of attendance/completion\nEmployer-friendly evidence prompts for workplace follow-up\n\nAssessment and evidence\nLearners will take part in group activities\, scenario-based discussions\, workbook tasks\, end-of-day knowledge checks and practical observations. \nThis Introduction to Care course provides evidence of learning and participation. Workplace competence must still be assessed by the employer. \nImportant note for employers\nThis course is designed to support induction and Care Certificate evidence. It does not replace local workplace induction\, employer policies and procedures\, shadow shifts\, supervision\, role-specific competency assessment or final Care Certificate sign-off. \nEmployers should use the course as part of a wider induction and competence pathway. \nBook the Introduction to Care course\nTo reserve a place\, please book online or contact Training In Partnership to discuss group bookings for care providers. \nYou may also be interested in our related health and social care training courses. \nwe also have a suite of eLearning which can be found here.
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/introduction-to-care-course-4-day-practical-induction-programme/
LOCATION:Training In Partnership\, Unit 13 Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire. SP10 1LX\, Training In Partnership\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1RL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care
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SUMMARY:Medication Administration in Domiciliary Care (09/11/26)
DESCRIPTION:Domiciliary Medication Training\nOur 6 hour domiciliary medication training course provides practical\, face to face training for staff who support people with medicines in their own homes\, supported living or community settings. \nThe course combines essential medication knowledge with practical activities\, MAR documentation and realistic care scenarios. Learners develop the skills and confidence to administer medicines safely\, recognise concerns and know when to stop and seek advice. \nWho Is This Course For?\nThis course is suitable for: \n• Domiciliary care workers\n• Home care staff\n• Support workers\n• Personal assistants\n• Supported living staff\n• Senior carers and team leaders\n• Staff who are new to medicines support\n• Staff requiring comprehensive medication training \nDomiciliary Medication Training Outcomes\nBy the end of the course\, learners will be able to: \n• Understand their roles and responsibilities\n• Differentiate between prompting\, assisting and administering medication\n• Apply person centred medication practice\n• Understand consent\, refusal and mental capacity considerations\n• Carry out safe medication administration checks\n• Read medication labels and instructions accurately\n• Complete MAR and eMAR records appropriately\n• Understand PRN and time sensitive medicines\n• Recognise medication errors\, omissions and discrepancies\n• Follow reporting and escalation procedures\n• Apply their knowledge to realistic domiciliary care scenarios\n• Understand the importance of workplace competency assessment \nWhat Does the Course Cover?\nThe course includes: \n• Medicines support in domiciliary care\n• Safe medication administration\n• Medication forms and routes\n• Consent and mental capacity\n• MAR and eMAR documentation\n• PRN medication\n• Time sensitive medicines\n• Shared responsibilities with families and carers\n• Medication storage and disposal\n• Medication errors and near misses\n• Reporting and escalation\n• Practical medication scenarios \nPractical Activities and Assessment\nLearners complete practical activities\, MAR exercises\, realistic scenarios and a knowledge assessment. \nSuccessful learners receive a Training in Partnership Certificate of Achievement. \nCompletion of training does not automatically confirm workplace competence. Employers remain responsible for assessing staff as competent for the medication tasks they are expected to undertake. \nThis domiciliary medication training course reflects recognised guidance for supporting adults with medicines in their own homes. Read the NICE guidance on managing medicines for adults receiving social care in the community and the CQC guidance for home care providers. \nBook Your Place\nThe course takes place at the Training in Partnership Training Hub in Andover\, Hampshire. \nBook your place below or view our other health and social care training courses in Andover.
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/medication-administration-in-domiciliary-care-09-11-26/
LOCATION:Training In Partnership\, Unit 13 Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire. SP10 1LX\, Training In Partnership\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1RL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Care course: 4-Day Practical Induction Programme
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Care course\nOur Introduction to Care course is a 4-day practical induction programme for people who are new to adult social care\, returning to care after a break\, or preparing to start work in a care role. \nThis workshop-style course helps learners build confidence\, understand the expectations of working in care and develop practical knowledge before workplace induction\, shadowing and employer competency sign-off. \nThe programme is based on the Care Certificate standards and supports employers to evidence structured induction\, learning\, supervision and competence development. It is suitable for care homes\, domiciliary care providers\, supported living services\, agency staff and individuals preparing to enter the care sector. \nThis course does not replace the employer’s workplace induction\, role-specific training\, supervision or Care Certificate sign-off. Employers remain responsible for confirming workplace competence. \nWho is the Introduction to Care course for?\nThis course is suitable for: \n\nPeople new to adult social care\nCare staff returning after a career break\nNew starters awaiting workplace induction\nAgency care staff\nSupport workers\nHealthcare assistants\nDomiciliary care workers\nResidential and nursing home care staff\nPeople preparing to apply for care roles\nEmployers wanting a structured induction pathway for new staff\n\nWhat does the Introduction to Care course cover?\nAcross the 4 days\, learners will explore: \n\nThe role and responsibilities of a care worker\nPerson-centred care\nDignity\, privacy and respect\nCommunication and inclusive practice\nEquality\, diversity and human rights\nDuty of care\nProfessional boundaries\nSafeguarding adults and children awareness\nMental capacity and consent\nMental health\, dementia\, learning disability and autism awareness\nHealth and safety in care\nInfection prevention and control\nNutrition\, hydration and recognising change\nRecords\, confidentiality and handling information\nMoving and assisting practical awareness and assessment\nBasic Life Support practical training and assessment\nWorkplace readiness and next steps for employer sign-off\n\nCourse structure\nDay 1: Care values\, role awareness and person-centred practice\nLearners explore what good care looks and feels like\, the role of adult social care\, care worker responsibilities\, dignity\, communication and inclusive practice. \nDay 2: Duty of care\, safeguarding\, capacity and support needs\nLearners focus on duty of care\, professional boundaries\, safeguarding\, consent\, mental capacity\, mental health\, dementia\, learning disability and autism awareness. \nDay 3: Safe practice\, infection control\, wellbeing and records\nLearners cover health and safety\, risk awareness\, infection prevention and control\, nutrition\, hydration\, recognising change\, confidentiality and record keeping. \nDay 4: Moving & Assisting\, Basic Life Support and workplace readiness\nLearners complete practical Moving & Assisting and Basic Life Support sessions\, including practical observation and assessment. The day also includes a final integrated care scenario and workplace evidence planning. \nWhat is included in the Introduction to Care course?\nThe course includes: \n\n4 days face-to-face training\nWorkshop-style activities and case studies\nLearner workbook\nCare Certificate mapping\nPractical Moving & Assisting session\nBasic Life Support practical session\nPractical observation records\nEnd-of-day knowledge checks\nCertificate of attendance/completion\nEmployer-friendly evidence prompts for workplace follow-up\n\nAssessment and evidence\nLearners will take part in group activities\, scenario-based discussions\, workbook tasks\, end-of-day knowledge checks and practical observations. \nThis Introduction to Care course provides evidence of learning and participation. Workplace competence must still be assessed by the employer. \nImportant note for employers\nThis course is designed to support induction and Care Certificate evidence. It does not replace local workplace induction\, employer policies and procedures\, shadow shifts\, supervision\, role-specific competency assessment or final Care Certificate sign-off. \nEmployers should use the course as part of a wider induction and competence pathway. \nBook the Introduction to Care course\nTo reserve a place\, please book online or contact Training In Partnership to discuss group bookings for care providers. \nYou may also be interested in our related health and social care training courses. \nwe also have a suite of eLearning which can be found here.
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/introduction-to-care-course-4-day-practical-induction-programme-2/
LOCATION:Training In Partnership\, Unit 13 Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire. SP10 1LX\, Training In Partnership\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1RL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care
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SUMMARY:Moving and Assisting Train the Trainer Andover module - 18/11/26
DESCRIPTION:Moving and Assisting Train the Trainer Module – 18/11/26\nOur Moving and Assisting Train the Trainer Andover course is a practical one-day Module or annual refresher for existing trainers. \nFor existing workplace trainers who want to deliver safer\, person-centred moving and assisting training. It may be booked as an optional Knowledge Unit after the core Train the Trainer programme or used as a standalone annual refresher and CPD update by an existing Moving and Assisting trainer who meets the entry requirements. The day brings together legislation\, movement principles\, risk assessment\, equipment selection\, practical demonstration\, coaching and competency assessment. Learners practise explaining and demonstrating techniques\, observing performance\, correcting unsafe practice and recording assessment decisions. Small cohorts of no more than eight allow time for supported hands-on practice and individual feedback. \nMoving and Assisting Train the Trainer Andover: course format\nThis one-day face-to-face module combines trainer-led explanation with demonstrations\, scenarios\, equipment practice\, peer coaching and practical assessment. It is available as a specialist add-on to the Training in Partnership core Train the Trainer programme. Existing Moving and Assisting trainers who can provide evidence of a relevant trainer or teaching qualification and current occupational competence may also book it independently as their annual standalone refresher and CPD update \n.\nAt a glance details\nDate: 18/11/26 \nTime: 09:30 – 17:30 \nVenue: Training in Partnership\, Unit 13\, The Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1LX \nPrice: £99 per learner / Maximum group size: 8 learners \nDelivery: One full face-to-face practical day; optional Knowledge Unit or standalone annual trainer refresher \nWho should attend this Moving and Assisting Trainer Module?\nThe unit is designed for workplace trainers\, moving and assisting leads\, senior care or clinical staff\, managers and subject specialists who will train and assess colleagues. It is also suitable as a standalone annual refresher for an existing Moving and Assisting trainer. Learners must have completed the Training in Partnership core Train the Trainer programme\, or hold a suitable existing trainer or teaching qualification. They must also bring current subject knowledge\, relevant practical experience and occupational competence. \nThis is not an introductory moving and assisting course for new care staff or an initial trainer qualification. \nWhat will this trainer Knowledge Module cover?\nThe day covers the trainer’s responsibilities; relevant health and safety and equipment legislation; basic spinal anatomy\, posture\, ergonomics and efficient movement; person-centred practice; communication\, consent\, dignity\, choice and independence; dynamic and TILEO/ELITE risk assessment; controversial and unsafe techniques; equipment selection and pre-use checks; and safe teaching of practical moving and assisting skills. Practical work may include sit-to-stand and stand-to-sit\, assisted walking\, responding to a falling person\, rolling and repositioning\, slide sheets\, hoists\, standing aids\, wheelchairs and slide boards. \nThe techniques included will reflect the equipment available and the learners’ work settings. \nMoving and Assisting Train the Trainer Andover learning outcomes\nBy the end of the unit\, learners will be able to explain relevant legislation and trainer responsibilities; apply person-centred risk assessment and safer movement principles; plan and demonstrate appropriate techniques; select and check suitable equipment; recognise and correct unsafe or controversial practice; organise practical learning safely; coach learners and provide constructive feedback; assess practical competence consistently; and maintain clear assessment and competency records. \nPractical assessment and certification\nAssessment is integrated throughout the day. \nLearners take part in questions\, case studies and practical scenarios\, demonstrate selected moving and assisting techniques\, coach and correct practice and complete a structured competency assessment. \nCertification depends on safe performance and successful completion of the required assessment activities. \nThe separate certificate confirms completion of this Knowledge Unit and\, for an existing Moving and Assisting trainer\, may evidence annual refresher training and CPD. It does not replace the need for a suitable trainer qualification\, current occupational competence\, employer authorisation\, appropriate equipment-specific instruction or compliance with organisational policies. \nRelationship to the core Train the Trainer programme\nThis specialist unit develops subject-specific delivery and assessment skills. New trainers should first complete the Training in Partnership core Train the Trainer programme\, which includes two teaching days and a separate half-day assessed delivery session. \nThe Moving and Assisting unit is booked and certificated separately at £95 per person. \nIt is also included in the separately listed complete Train the Trainer bundle. \nWhy train with Training in Partnership? \nTraining is delivered in a friendly\, practical and supportive environment by experienced trainers. \nCohorts are limited to eight so every learner can practise\, ask questions and receive individual feedback. \nRead more about Training in Partnership. \nFor authoritative guidance\, refer learners to HSE’s moving and handling in health and social care pages \nBook Moving and Assisting Train the Trainer in Andover\nBook one learner place below for £99. \nBefore booking\, make sure the learner meets both the trainer-qualification and occupational-competence entry requirements. \nNeed an invoice\, workplace delivery or reasonable adjustments? Contact Training in Partnership. \nYou can also view upcoming courses here. \nImportant booking note\nThis specialist trainer Knowledge Unit may be booked independently as a standalone annual refresher by an existing Moving and Assisting trainer who meets the entry requirements. \nIt is not a basic moving and assisting course\, an initial standalone trainer qualification or an Ofqual-regulated qualification. \nBooking does not guarantee certification. Learners must participate fully and demonstrate safe subject knowledge\, practical skill\, coaching and competency-assessment ability. \nTraining must always be adapted to the individual’s assessed needs\, current care plan\, available equipment\, manufacturer instructions and organisational procedures.
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/moving-and-assisting-train-the-trainer-andover-module-18-11-26/
LOCATION:Training In Partnership\, Unit 13 Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire. SP10 1LX\, Training In Partnership\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1RL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care
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SUMMARY:Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover | Tier 2 | am sessions
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview\nThis training is delivered across two half-day morning sessions. \nParticipants must attend both sessions to complete the course. \nSession 1📅 Wednesday 25th November 2026🕘 09:30 – 12:30 (Arrival 09:15) \nSession 2📅 Thursday 25th November 2026🕘 09:30 – 12:30 (Arrival 09:15) \nOur Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover – Tier 2 course provides essential training for health and social care professionals who support autistic people and individuals with a learning disability. The training is delivered at the Training in Partnership venue located in the Chantry Centre\, Andover. \nThe Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism is the government’s preferred and recommended training for health and social care staff. It aims to improve understanding of the needs\, experiences and barriers faced by autistic people and individuals with a learning disability when accessing health and care services. \nThis course is delivered in two interactive sessions of three hours each. Both sessions must be attended in order to complete the training and receive certification. \nThe training is designed to develop the knowledge\, skills and confidence of professionals so they can provide more inclusive\, compassionate and person-centred support. It explores the importance of recognising individual needs\, making reasonable adjustments and ensuring people are listened to and treated with dignity and respect. \nThe course combines expert-led learning with lived experience input\, helping participants gain a deeper understanding of how to improve care\, communication and outcomes for the people they support. \n\nWho Should Attend\nThis Tier 2 course is suitable for staff who: \n• Provide direct care or support• Work in health or social care roles• Support autistic individuals or people with a learning disability \nExamples include: \n• Support workers• Care assistants• Nurses• Allied health professionals• Social workers• Housing support staff• Senior care staff• Team leaders and managers \n\nCourse Content\nThe training explores key areas including: \n• Understanding learning disability and autism• Health inequalities experienced by people with learning disabilities• Communication differences and sensory needs• Recognising and reducing diagnostic overshadowing• Making reasonable adjustments in care and services• Supporting people with dignity\, respect and person-centred approaches• The importance of listening to lived experience• Legal responsibilities and best practice \nThe course includes: \n• Interactive learning activities• Group discussions and case scenarios• Video content and lived experience perspectives• Opportunities for reflection and shared learning \n\nCertification\nParticipants must complete: \n• The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training eLearning module prior to attending the course• Both face-to-face sessions (two 3-hour sessions) \nAttendance at both sessions is required in order to complete the training. \nParticipants who complete the required eLearning and attend both sessions will receive the official Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training certificate\, recognised across the NHS and the wider health and social care sector. \nThe certificate confirms completion of Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training in Learning Disability and Autism – Tier 2. \n\nGroup Bookings\nIf your organisation would like to send multiple staff members\, group bookings are available. \nMany providers choose to book several places so teams can complete the training together. \nIf you would like to reserve multiple spaces or arrange a closed course for your organisation\, please contact us and we will be happy to assist. \n📧 Hello@traininginpartnership.co.uk \n\nHow the Split Course Works\nThis course is delivered as a split session programme\, allowing participants to complete the training in two shorter sessions rather than one full day. \nThe training consists of: \nSession 1\, Learning Disability – 3 Hours Session 2\, Autism Session – 3 Hours \nBoth sessions are part of the same course and must be completed in order to finish the training. \nParticipants are required to attend both sessions in full to meet the requirements of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training – Tier 2 programme. \nBefore attending the first session\, participants must also complete the required Oliver McGowan eLearning module. \nThis structure allows time between sessions for reflection while still ensuring participants gain the full knowledge and understanding required by the national training programme. \n\nImportant\nPlease ensure you are available to attend both training dates when booking\, as places are reserved for the full course. \nCertificates can only be issued once: \n• The pre-course eLearning has been completed• Session 1 has been attended• Session 2 has been attended \n 
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/oliver-mcgowan-mandatory-training-andover-tier-2-am-sessions/
LOCATION:Training in partnership\, Unit 13\, The Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care,Oliver McGowan
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SUMMARY:Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover | Tier 2 | pm sessions
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview\nThis training is delivered across two half-day Afternoon sessions. \nParticipants must attend both sessions to complete the course. \nSession 1📅 Wednesday 25th November 2026🕘 13:30 – 16:30 (Arrival 13:15) \nSession 2📅 Thursday 26th November 2026🕘 13:30 – 16:30 (Arrival 13:15) \nOur Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover – Tier 2 course provides essential training for health and social care professionals who support autistic people and individuals with a learning disability. The training is delivered at the Training in Partnership venue located in the Chantry Centre\, Andover. \nThe Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism is the government’s preferred and recommended training for health and social care staff. It aims to improve understanding of the needs\, experiences and barriers faced by autistic people and individuals with a learning disability when accessing health and care services. \nThis course is delivered in two interactive sessions of three hours each. Both sessions must be attended in order to complete the training and receive certification. \nThe training is designed to develop the knowledge\, skills and confidence of professionals so they can provide more inclusive\, compassionate and person-centred support. It explores the importance of recognising individual needs\, making reasonable adjustments and ensuring people are listened to and treated with dignity and respect. \nThe course combines expert-led learning with lived experience input\, helping participants gain a deeper understanding of how to improve care\, communication and outcomes for the people they support. \n\nWho Should Attend\nThis Tier 2 course is suitable for staff who: \n• Provide direct care or support• Work in health or social care roles• Support autistic individuals or people with a learning disability \nExamples include: \n• Support workers• Care assistants• Nurses• Allied health professionals• Social workers• Housing support staff• Senior care staff• Team leaders and managers \n\nCourse Content\nThe training explores key areas including: \n• Understanding learning disability and autism• Health inequalities experienced by people with learning disabilities• Communication differences and sensory needs• Recognising and reducing diagnostic overshadowing• Making reasonable adjustments in care and services• Supporting people with dignity\, respect and person-centred approaches• The importance of listening to lived experience• Legal responsibilities and best practice \nThe course includes: \n• Interactive learning activities• Group discussions and case scenarios• Video content and lived experience perspectives• Opportunities for reflection and shared learning \n\nCertification\nParticipants must complete: \n• The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training eLearning module prior to attending the course• Both face-to-face sessions (two 3-hour sessions) \nAttendance at both sessions is required in order to complete the training. \nParticipants who complete the required eLearning and attend both sessions will receive the official Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training certificate\, recognised across the NHS and the wider health and social care sector. \nThe certificate confirms completion of Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training in Learning Disability and Autism – Tier 2. \n\nGroup Bookings\nIf your organisation would like to send multiple staff members\, group bookings are available. \nMany providers choose to book several places so teams can complete the training together. \nIf you would like to reserve multiple spaces or arrange a closed course for your organisation\, please contact us and we will be happy to assist. \n📧 Hello@traininginpartnership.co.uk \n\nHow the Split Course Works\nThis course is delivered as a split session programme\, allowing participants to complete the training in two shorter sessions rather than one full day. \nThe training consists of: \nSession 1\, Learning Disability – 3 Hours Session 2\, Autism Session – 3 Hours \nBoth sessions are part of the same course and must be completed in order to finish the training. \nParticipants are required to attend both sessions in full to meet the requirements of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training – Tier 2 programme. \nBefore attending the first session\, participants must also complete the required Oliver McGowan eLearning module. \nThis structure allows time between sessions for reflection while still ensuring participants gain the full knowledge and understanding required by the national training programme. \n\nImportant\nPlease ensure you are available to attend both training dates when booking\, as places are reserved for the full course. \nCertificates can only be issued once: \n• The pre-course eLearning has been completed• Session 1 has been attended• Session 2 has been attended \n 
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/oliver-mcgowan-mandatory-training-andover-tier-2-pm-sessions-4/
LOCATION:Training in partnership\, Unit 13\, The Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care,Oliver McGowan
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SUMMARY:Medication Administration in Domiciliary Care (07/12/26)
DESCRIPTION:Domiciliary Medication Training\nOur 6 hour domiciliary medication training course provides practical\, face to face training for staff who support people with medicines in their own homes\, supported living or community settings. \nThe course combines essential medication knowledge with practical activities\, MAR documentation and realistic care scenarios. Learners develop the skills and confidence to administer medicines safely\, recognise concerns and know when to stop and seek advice. \nWho Is This Course For?\nThis course is suitable for: \n• Domiciliary care workers\n• Home care staff\n• Support workers\n• Personal assistants\n• Supported living staff\n• Senior carers and team leaders\n• Staff who are new to medicines support\n• Staff requiring comprehensive medication training \nDomiciliary Medication Training Outcomes\nBy the end of the course\, learners will be able to: \n• Understand their roles and responsibilities\n• Differentiate between prompting\, assisting and administering medication\n• Apply person centred medication practice\n• Understand consent\, refusal and mental capacity considerations\n• Carry out safe medication administration checks\n• Read medication labels and instructions accurately\n• Complete MAR and eMAR records appropriately\n• Understand PRN and time sensitive medicines\n• Recognise medication errors\, omissions and discrepancies\n• Follow reporting and escalation procedures\n• Apply their knowledge to realistic domiciliary care scenarios\n• Understand the importance of workplace competency assessment \nWhat Does the Course Cover?\nThe course includes: \n• Medicines support in domiciliary care\n• Safe medication administration\n• Medication forms and routes\n• Consent and mental capacity\n• MAR and eMAR documentation\n• PRN medication\n• Time sensitive medicines\n• Shared responsibilities with families and carers\n• Medication storage and disposal\n• Medication errors and near misses\n• Reporting and escalation\n• Practical medication scenarios \nPractical Activities and Assessment\nLearners complete practical activities\, MAR exercises\, realistic scenarios and a knowledge assessment. \nSuccessful learners receive a Training in Partnership Certificate of Achievement. \nCompletion of training does not automatically confirm workplace competence. Employers remain responsible for assessing staff as competent for the medication tasks they are expected to undertake. \nThis domiciliary medication training course reflects recognised guidance for supporting adults with medicines in their own homes. Read the NICE guidance on managing medicines for adults receiving social care in the community and the CQC guidance for home care providers. \nBook Your Place\nThe course takes place at the Training in Partnership Training Hub in Andover\, Hampshire. \nBook your place below or view our other health and social care training courses in Andover.
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/medication-administration-in-domiciliary-care-07-12-26/
LOCATION:Training In Partnership\, Unit 13 Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire. SP10 1LX\, Training In Partnership\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1RL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261210T123000
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SUMMARY:Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover | Tier 2 | am sessions
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview\nThis training is delivered across two half-day morning sessions. \nParticipants must attend both sessions to complete the course. \nSession 1📅 Wednesday 9th December 2026🕘 09:30 – 12:30 (Arrival 09:15) \nSession 2📅 Thursday 10th December 2026🕘 09:30 – 12:30 (Arrival 09:15) \nOur Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover – Tier 2 course provides essential training for health and social care professionals who support autistic people and individuals with a learning disability. The training is delivered at the Training in Partnership venue located in the Chantry Centre\, Andover. \nThe Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism is the government’s preferred and recommended training for health and social care staff. It aims to improve understanding of the needs\, experiences and barriers faced by autistic people and individuals with a learning disability when accessing health and care services. \nThis course is delivered in two interactive sessions of three hours each. Both sessions must be attended in order to complete the training and receive certification. \nThe training is designed to develop the knowledge\, skills and confidence of professionals so they can provide more inclusive\, compassionate and person-centred support. It explores the importance of recognising individual needs\, making reasonable adjustments and ensuring people are listened to and treated with dignity and respect. \nThe course combines expert-led learning with lived experience input\, helping participants gain a deeper understanding of how to improve care\, communication and outcomes for the people they support. \n\nWho Should Attend\nThis Tier 2 course is suitable for staff who: \n• Provide direct care or support• Work in health or social care roles• Support autistic individuals or people with a learning disability \nExamples include: \n• Support workers• Care assistants• Nurses• Allied health professionals• Social workers• Housing support staff• Senior care staff• Team leaders and managers \n\nCourse Content\nThe training explores key areas including: \n• Understanding learning disability and autism• Health inequalities experienced by people with learning disabilities• Communication differences and sensory needs• Recognising and reducing diagnostic overshadowing• Making reasonable adjustments in care and services• Supporting people with dignity\, respect and person-centred approaches• The importance of listening to lived experience• Legal responsibilities and best practice \nThe course includes: \n• Interactive learning activities• Group discussions and case scenarios• Video content and lived experience perspectives• Opportunities for reflection and shared learning \n\nCertification\nParticipants must complete: \n• The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training eLearning module prior to attending the course• Both face-to-face sessions (two 3-hour sessions) \nAttendance at both sessions is required in order to complete the training. \nParticipants who complete the required eLearning and attend both sessions will receive the official Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training certificate\, recognised across the NHS and the wider health and social care sector. \nThe certificate confirms completion of Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training in Learning Disability and Autism – Tier 2. \n\nGroup Bookings\nIf your organisation would like to send multiple staff members\, group bookings are available. \nMany providers choose to book several places so teams can complete the training together. \nIf you would like to reserve multiple spaces or arrange a closed course for your organisation\, please contact us and we will be happy to assist. \n📧 Hello@traininginpartnership.co.uk \n\nHow the Split Course Works\nThis course is delivered as a split session programme\, allowing participants to complete the training in two shorter sessions rather than one full day. \nThe training consists of: \nSession 1\, Learning Disability – 3 Hours Session 2\, Autism Session – 3 Hours \nBoth sessions are part of the same course and must be completed in order to finish the training. \nParticipants are required to attend both sessions in full to meet the requirements of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training – Tier 2 programme. \nBefore attending the first session\, participants must also complete the required Oliver McGowan eLearning module. \nThis structure allows time between sessions for reflection while still ensuring participants gain the full knowledge and understanding required by the national training programme. \n\nImportant\nPlease ensure you are available to attend both training dates when booking\, as places are reserved for the full course. \nCertificates can only be issued once: \n• The pre-course eLearning has been completed• Session 1 has been attended• Session 2 has been attended \n 
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/oliver-mcgowan-mandatory-training-andover-tier-2-am-sessions-2/
LOCATION:Training in partnership\, Unit 13\, The Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care,Oliver McGowan
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261210T163000
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SUMMARY:Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover | Tier 2 | pm sessions
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview\nThis training is delivered across two half-day Afternoon sessions. \nParticipants must attend both sessions to complete the course. \nSession 1📅 Wednesday 9th December 2026🕘 13:30 – 16:30 (Arrival 13:15) \nSession 2📅 Thursday 10th December 2026🕘 13:30 – 16:30 (Arrival 13:15) \nOur Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training Andover – Tier 2 course provides essential training for health and social care professionals who support autistic people and individuals with a learning disability. The training is delivered at the Training in Partnership venue located in the Chantry Centre\, Andover. \nThe Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism is the government’s preferred and recommended training for health and social care staff. It aims to improve understanding of the needs\, experiences and barriers faced by autistic people and individuals with a learning disability when accessing health and care services. \nThis course is delivered in two interactive sessions of three hours each. Both sessions must be attended in order to complete the training and receive certification. \nThe training is designed to develop the knowledge\, skills and confidence of professionals so they can provide more inclusive\, compassionate and person-centred support. It explores the importance of recognising individual needs\, making reasonable adjustments and ensuring people are listened to and treated with dignity and respect. \nThe course combines expert-led learning with lived experience input\, helping participants gain a deeper understanding of how to improve care\, communication and outcomes for the people they support. \n\nWho Should Attend\nThis Tier 2 course is suitable for staff who: \n• Provide direct care or support• Work in health or social care roles• Support autistic individuals or people with a learning disability \nExamples include: \n• Support workers• Care assistants• Nurses• Allied health professionals• Social workers• Housing support staff• Senior care staff• Team leaders and managers \n\nCourse Content\nThe training explores key areas including: \n• Understanding learning disability and autism• Health inequalities experienced by people with learning disabilities• Communication differences and sensory needs• Recognising and reducing diagnostic overshadowing• Making reasonable adjustments in care and services• Supporting people with dignity\, respect and person-centred approaches• The importance of listening to lived experience• Legal responsibilities and best practice \nThe course includes: \n• Interactive learning activities• Group discussions and case scenarios• Video content and lived experience perspectives• Opportunities for reflection and shared learning \n\nCertification\nParticipants must complete: \n• The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training eLearning module prior to attending the course• Both face-to-face sessions (two 3-hour sessions) \nAttendance at both sessions is required in order to complete the training. \nParticipants who complete the required eLearning and attend both sessions will receive the official Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training certificate\, recognised across the NHS and the wider health and social care sector. \nThe certificate confirms completion of Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training in Learning Disability and Autism – Tier 2. \n\nGroup Bookings\nIf your organisation would like to send multiple staff members\, group bookings are available. \nMany providers choose to book several places so teams can complete the training together. \nIf you would like to reserve multiple spaces or arrange a closed course for your organisation\, please contact us and we will be happy to assist. \n📧 Hello@traininginpartnership.co.uk \n\nHow the Split Course Works\nThis course is delivered as a split session programme\, allowing participants to complete the training in two shorter sessions rather than one full day. \nThe training consists of: \nSession 1\, Learning Disability – 3 Hours Session 2\, Autism Session – 3 Hours \nBoth sessions are part of the same course and must be completed in order to finish the training. \nParticipants are required to attend both sessions in full to meet the requirements of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training – Tier 2 programme. \nBefore attending the first session\, participants must also complete the required Oliver McGowan eLearning module. \nThis structure allows time between sessions for reflection while still ensuring participants gain the full knowledge and understanding required by the national training programme. \n\nImportant\nPlease ensure you are available to attend both training dates when booking\, as places are reserved for the full course. \nCertificates can only be issued once: \n• The pre-course eLearning has been completed• Session 1 has been attended• Session 2 has been attended \n 
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/oliver-mcgowan-mandatory-training-andover-tier-2-pm-sessions-3/
LOCATION:Training in partnership\, Unit 13\, The Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Health & Social Care,Oliver McGowan
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