Freelance clinical and non-clinical trainers can deliver a wide range of subjects across health and social care, provided they are appropriately qualified, competent, and working within their scope of practice, in line with expectations set out by Skills for Care and the Care Quality Commission. Non-clinical trainers commonly deliver mandatory and care-focused subjects such as safeguarding, mental capacity, dignity and respect, infection prevention, autism and dementia awareness, and person-centred care, while clinical trainers deliver hands-on or competency-based subjects such as medicines management, catheter care, stoma care, PEG feeding, wound care, and other nursing-led skills where they hold the appropriate professional registration. All trainers must also hold a relevant teaching or training qualification, alongside appropriate insurance and evidence of ongoing competence. To support high-quality, safe delivery, we can provide CPD, induction, ongoing support, and upskilling training where appropriate, ensuring trainers remain confident, current, and compliant with best practice and regulatory standards.