QCF Diploma Level 3 in Health and Social Care (Adults)
About the Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care
This QCF level 3 diploma in health and social care is a nationally recognised qualification that provides a work-related programme of study for caregivers who work within adult services. So, get the skills you need to deliver high-quality care within your place of work. A programme that follows CQC recommendations, for anyone looking to learn the fundamentals of their job. The course is for those who hold some responsibility in their workplace and work without supervision. Delegates may take a general qualification pathway in health and social care. Candidates have the opportunity to specialise in dementia care, learning disabilities, substance abuse and management.
This qualification replaced the QCF Level 3 in health and social care which in turn replaced the NVQ Level 3 in health and social care.
This diploma is fully accredited by Highfield Qualifications.
Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care – Core Information
This course is the equivalent of an A-level qualification. It is aimed at those who already work in the care sector with a small amount of responsibility, sometimes working without supervision. When completed, the candidate will have the skills and knowledge to work with adults or children across all social care settings.
How long will this diploma take to complete?
The awarding body for this qualification stipulates that the diploma should be completed within 36 months, though most students will successfully finish the programme in approximately 12 months. We encourage students to learn at their own pace.
How is this training delivered?
Over the months, enrolled learners will put together an online portfolio of coursework for their appointed assessor, who helps to guide learners throughout their diploma.
What will I learn?
During this course, you will learn the following aspects of care: promoting Communication, engaging in Personal Development, promoteing equality and inclusion, implementing duty of care, safeguarding and more. click here for a full outline.
Who needs this qualification?
This qualification is important to those who work in the care sector with a small amount of responsibility, sometimes even work without supervision. Candidates will develop their skills and occupational competence necessary to work with adults or children across all social care settings.
What are the entry requirements?
TutorCare is an equal opportunities provider and a potential participant only needs to have been employed in a vocational setting relevant to the occupational standards for Health and Social Care for them to be able to complete the qualification successfully.
Where can I progress after this course?
This Level 3 diploma is the working equivalent of an A-Level qualification. Upon completing this programme, graduates have the option of moving on to a Level 5 leadership diploma or can undertake a range of other specialist courses that are also available with us at TutorCare.
Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care – Core Information
This course is the equivalent of an A-level qualification. It is aimed at those who already work in the care sector with a small amount of responsibility, sometimes working without supervision. When completed, the candidate will have the skills and knowledge to work with adults or children across all social care settings.
How long will the NVQ Level 3 diploma take to complete?
The awarding body for this qualification stipulates that the diploma should be completed within 36 months, though most students will successfully finish the programme in approximately 12 months. We encourage students to learn at their own pace.
How is the NVQ Level 3 diploma delivered?
Over the months, enrolled learners will put together an online portfolio of coursework for their appointed assessor, who helps to guide learners throughout their diploma.
What will I learn on the NVQ Level 3 Diploma?
During this course, you will learn the following aspects of care: promoting Communication, engaging in Personal Development, promoting equality and inclusion, implementing duty of care, safeguarding and more... click here for a full outline.
Who needs a Level 3 NVQ in adult care?
This qualification is important to those who work in the care sector with a small amount of responsibility, sometimes even working without supervision. Candidates will develop the skills and occupational competence necessary to work with adults or children across all social care settings.
What are the entry requirements for the NVQ Level 3 Diploma?
TutorCare is an equal opportunities provider and a potential participant only needs to have been employed in a vocational setting relevant to the occupational standards for Health and Social Care in order for them to be able to complete this Level 3 qualification successfully.
Where can I progress after the NVQ Level 3 Diploma course?
Upon completing this programme, graduates have the option of moving up to a Level 4 diploma, which serves as an interim for the Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management; alternatively, you can undertake a range of other specialist courses that are also available with us at TutorCare.
Delivery and Certification
Our assessment process is designed so that delegates are prepared for the challenges their occupation will involve. Delegates are appointed a vocationally trained Assessor who helps assemble the e-portfolio and guides them for the duration of the diploma. Email and telephone support is also provided throughout the QCF diploma Level 3 programme and the resources available will be provided as needed. At the end of this program delegates will receive an OFQUAL approved accredited qualification.
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Outline of Course
Learners will need to gain 58 credits to complete this QCF. This is made from mandatory units worth a minimum of 28 credits, optional units worth 2-7 credits, and further optional units worth at least 23 credits.
Mandatory Units
- Unit 1: Promote Communication in Health and Social Care Settings.
- Unit 2: Engage in Personal Development in Health and Social Care Settings.
- Unit 3: Promote Equality and Inclusion in Health and Social Care Settings.
- Unit 4: Principles for Implementing Duty of Care in Health and Social Care Settings.
- HSC 024: Principles of Safeguarding and Protection in Health and Social Care.
- HSC 025: The Role of the Health and Social Care Worker.
- HSC 036: Promote Person-Centred Approaches in Health and Social Care.
- HSC 037: Promote and Implement Health and Safety in Health and Social Care.
- HSC 038: Promote Good Practice in Handling Information in Health and Social Care Settings.
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