Leaving school can feel like a big step, especially if you’re not sure what you want to do next or didn’t quite get the grades you hoped for. Our Pre-Technical and Skills for Living and Work pathway at City Campus is here to help you build confidence, develop new skills, and take the next step that’s right for you.
Leaving school can feel like a big step, especially if you’re not sure what you want to do next or didn’t quite get the grades you hoped for. Our Pre-Technical and Skills for Living and Work pathway at Hillsborough Campus is here to help you build confidence, develop new skills, and take the next step that’s right for you.
Kickstart your career in adult social care with the NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate. This course covers essential skills such as communication, person-centred care, health and safety, safeguarding, and supporting adults in a variety of care settings. It’s ideal for those starting out in care or looking to progress within the sector.
This qualification enables learners to develop knowledge and understanding of caring for individuals with dementia. Successful completion of the units will allow learners to develop in-depth knowledge and understanding of dementia and its effects.
This qualification is aimed at those who are supporting the care of a dying person, or who are looking to develop their knowledge of this important subject.
This qualification will prepare you to tackle the outbreak of infection in hospitals and healthcare settings. It will develop your understanding of the many causes of infection, and will provide practical guidance on what can be done to prevent its spread.
This certificate develops the skills needed to recognise and prevent radicalisation and extremism, explores the principles of safeguarding and the Prevent duty and their importance in society, and emphasises the importance of online safety and the promotion of British Values.
This course explores the importance of dignity and safeguarding in adult health and social care roles.
This qualification provides learners with an understanding of the principles of end of life care, including knowledge of the definition of end of life care, approaches to end of life care, how to support a person’s familial, spiritual, social and emotional needs, and how to confront issues of death and bereavement
Are you passionate about working with and supporting young people aged 11-25? This qualification embraces the National Occupational Standards for youth work and is JNC recognised. It supports the skills and knowledge you will need to become a qualified and competent Youth Support Worker.