What does the qualification cover?
This qualification provides the opportunity to develop an understanding of different perspectives of death and dying, and the impact it has on individuals. It covers the aims and principles of end of life care, communication factors and how to access a range support services in end of life care.
Who is it suitable for?
It is appropriate for those who have already achieved a Level 2 qualification in health and social care and are looking to develop their knowledge in this area. This could include workers in hospices, care homes, care in the community and primary care.
As a taster qualification it can also be used as CPD across all levels. This makes it ideal for anyone who may need an understanding of this subject even though they are not directly involved in the care of individuals.
What are the entry requirements?
You should be at least 16 years old. CACHE does not set any other entry requirements but colleges or training providers may have their own guidelines.
How many credits are required to complete it?
The Award requires 3 credits.
How is it assessed?
It will be assessed by your tutor or assessor using a range of methods. This could include compiling a portfolio of evidence, a task set by CACHE or by an assignment.
Do you need to be working to take this qualification?
No, as it is a knowledge only qualification.
| Start Dates: | Please call 0208 594 8024 or email info@lctve.co.uk for dates | ||
| Course & Qualification: | Level 2 award in Awareness of End of Life Care | ||
| Duration: | 3 months | ||
| Price: | tba | ||
| Progression route | The Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care (Adults) for England, the Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care (Adults) for Wales & Northern Ireland or other End of Life Care qualifications. | ||
NEXT STEPS
On completion of the course we follow up with our students on their next step. Our dedicated career advisors go through all the options that are available to the individual candidate for career development. We assess and help to identify further training needs if relevant or assist them to find work. Our next step activities include but are not limited to;
- Help with writing their CV
- Interviewing tips and practice
- Training candidates on how to use electronic media for work search activities
- Referrals and Introductions to partner and associate companies for work trails, apprenticeships and employment
- Identifying and enrolling candidates on relevant courses top further improve employability skills
- Providing free introduction courses to building enterprises and setting up small businesses
- Introducing relevant candidates to partner and associate companies for further enterprise assistance and funding
