Introduces the essential knowledge and responsibilities for working in adult social care. Covers communication skills, personal development, equality and diversity, safeguarding, duty of care, health and safety, and person-centred support.

Explains common accidents and near misses in care settings, how to respond safely and report them properly, and how to follow laws to avoid future incidents in adult social care.

Covers basic steps to plan tasks and projects in care work. Learn how to set clear goals and deadlines, break work into manageable steps, assign tasks, and track progress efficiently.

Shows how to plan and run meaningful activities for adults in care. Learn how to choose person-centred activities, use available resources, and create inclusive, engaging experiences that improve overall wellbeing.

Explains adult safeguarding and how to protect adults from abuse or neglect. Covers different types of abuse, warning signs, local reporting and referral steps, and actions to keep people safe.

Explains how people can plan their future care for their end of life. Describes advance care documents (like Advance Statements or refusing treatment) and how the law supports their choices.

Learn about alcohol and how it affects health and daily life. Understand what responsible drinking means, the risks of heavy drinking, and how to spot problem drinking and find help.

Live webinar on palliative care assessments and planning care. Explains what to include in an assessment, how to use findings to plan effective care, and introduces helpful tools in practice.

Introduces the basics of care audits. Learn what an audit is, why it's useful for quality care, and the four steps (Plan, Investigate, Improve, Learn) to carry out an audit properly.

Learn about many different mental health conditions. Understand their signs and triggers, how they affect a person’s life, and get guidance on simple ways to support someone through their illness.