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SUMMARY:Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (RQF) (Blended) - 03/10/2026
DESCRIPTION:Be prepared for emergency first aid situations at work. \nThe Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 require all employers to make arrangements to ensure their employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or taken ill at work. \nHaving the correct first aid provision in the workplace is not just a legal requirement\, it is incredibly important for the safety of all members of staff! \nThe Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (RQF) qualification is designed for individuals who wish to act as an emergency first aider in their workplace. \nUpon successful completion of this qualification\, candidates will be equipped with the essential skills needed to give safe\, prompt and effective first aid inemergency situations. \nAs a regulated qualification\, employers can book this course for their employees and rest assured that they have fulfilled their legal responsibilities for providing quality first aid training\, without having to undertake any lengthy due diligence checks. \nThe roles and responsibilities of an emergency first aider: \n\nAssessing an incident Managing an unresponsive casualty\nCPR and defibrillation\nRecovery Position\nChoking Seizures\nShock Wounds and bleeding\nMinor injuries\nCuts\, grazes and bruises\nMinor burns and scalds\n\nNote: The Emergency First Aid at Work content aligns with Health and Safety Executive (HSE) syllabus
URL:https://traininginpartnership.co.uk/event/level-3-award-in-emergency-first-aid-at-work-rqf-blended-03-10-2026/
LOCATION:Training In Partnership\, Unit 13 Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire. SP10 1LX\, Training In Partnership\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1RL\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Medication Administration in Domiciliary Care (08/10/26)
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-08-10-26/
LOCATION:Training In Partnership\, Unit 13 Chantry Centre\, Andover\, Hampshire. SP10 1LX\, Training In Partnership\, Andover\, Hampshire\, SP10 1RL\, United Kingdom
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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
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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
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