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Certificate In Health & Social Care Mandatory Training

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5 Months
Under 4 hours of study a week

English As A Foreign Language

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Certificate In Health & Social Care Mandatory Training

This very popular UK government recognised certificate, comes in two parts:

Part 1:

English Language Course

The LSSE leads the way by making the ‘English Language Course,’ a mandatory part of the Certificate in Health & Social Care Mandatory Training. This not only enables carers with elementary or lower intermediate level English to give effective and safe care, it also empowers them with the necessary confidence they need to apply for work, and be employed in an English speaking setting.
The LSSE believes in inclusion and equality, hence, there are no stringent entry requirements for keen students who wish to attain the ‘Certificate in Health & Social Care Mandatory Training.’ All that the LSSE requires, is for candidates to be genuinely interested in health and social care; and to have an acceptable standard of English language and grammar, that they want to improve upon.

The Course Is Laid Out In A Clear And Concise Format, Which Spans 3 Modules. These Comprise:

Module 1

About My Program:

This section is designed to inspire confidence in participants when they go through a job application process, thereby giving them an insight into the topics that will be discussed (such as regions of the UK, and times of the day). The grammar focus includes putting a spotlight on certain words and prepositions.

Module 2

A Business Trip:

This section covers several elements, including communication and food. It looks at a story of two people who travelled to the UK (one from Africa, and the other from Asia); and examines a page from an English holiday brochure. In addition to this, formal and informal letter writing is analysed, and some difference in global English are explained. The grammar focus is on tenses and adjectives.

Module 3

About My Program:

This section comprises a short biography of the famous cosmologist, Stephen Hawking, and then assigns students with various tasks, including writing about another well known scientist, with a grammar focus on passive verbs. There is also a second short biography on John Lennon. The corresponding task is to write about another famous person, but this time, the grammar focus is on conjunctions and adjectives (namely the comparison of adjectives); as well as a table of tenses, and irregular verbs.

Part 2:

Health & Social Care Course

“The purpose of the regulation of health and social care professions is to protect the public from the risk of harm from the provision of health and social care services” [1]. Every care organisation is legally responsibility for providing their staff with government recognised Health & Safety awareness training. To that end, the LSSE has developed its Health & Social Care Course in accordance with the most recent UK legislation (this will be updated as and when there are any changes). Moreover, the course is structured inline with the requirements laid out by various professional and regulatory bodies, including the Care Quality Commission (CQC), and the Skills for Care, Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The course is ideal for:

The Course Curriculum Comprises The Following 7 Elements:

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Certification

This course is accredited and, to be awarded credit, you must satisfactorily complete written components. Successful students will receive credit, awarded by the Board of Studies of London School of Social Enterprise and Sustainable Economics and International Affiliates. The award will be presented in the form of Advanced Certificate. Exceptional students will be recognised.