Free Level 2 Health and Social Care Course in Keighley. Classes run at Keighley College, part-time during the day, so you can fit study around other commitments. This health and social care qualification builds the skills, knowledge, and behaviours employers look for in care settings. You'll cover topics across a full year, gaining a solid grounding in how care is delivered safely and professionally. Entry requirements are preferably two GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English and/or maths, or Functional Skills Level 2.
Who this course is for
The course is for adult learners who would like to learn new skills or those who would like to gain a qualification which will advance their skills, knowledge and behaviours in relation to health and social care.
Entry requirements
Preferably two GCSE at grade 4 and above with English and/or maths or Functional Skills level 2.
What you will learn
You'll understand the values and principles that underpin health and social care practice.
You'll learn how to support individuals with their personal care and daily living needs.
You'll explore safeguarding and how to protect vulnerable adults and children.
You'll develop knowledge of health, safety, and risk management in care environments.
You'll learn how to communicate effectively with individuals, families, and colleagues.
You'll understand equality, diversity, and inclusion in care settings.
You'll gain knowledge of person-centred approaches to care and support.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Keighley College. Assessment is through a combination of written assignments and knowledge-based tasks that you complete over the course of the year. Your tutor will guide you through each topic and give feedback on your work as you progress.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Keighley College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Care assistant: supporting adults with daily living in care homes or at home.
Home care worker: delivering personal care in clients' own homes.
Support worker: helping individuals with physical or learning disabilities.
Healthcare assistant: assisting clinical staff in NHS or private settings.
Residential care worker: working in residential homes for adults or older people.
Day centre support worker: supporting individuals in community day services.
What you could study next
Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care: the next step if you want to move into a senior care or supervisory role. Many employers require Level 3 for team leader positions.
Level 3 Award in Education and Training: useful if you're interested in training others within a care setting.
T Level in Health: a two-year technical qualification for those considering further study or higher-level roles in health services.
