Award in Supporting Activity Provision in Social Care [Activity Coordinator] - QCF Level 2
ICE-r Training
Summary
Overview
We are the only accredited provider of specialised health and social care train the trainer qualifications at Level 4 within the UK.
We are the only accredited provider who can offer the highest level qualification in “Care Sector Instruction”, delegates are awarded with a Level 4 Diploma in Care Sector Instruction on completion of our modular train the trainer programme.
Activity provision for people who live in a care setting can make a significant contribution to their well-being and quality of life, and is at the forefront of the care arena. Activity coordination is regularly on the minds of CQC Inspectors, and therefore, this training course on supporting activity coordination within health and social care will be extremely beneficial.
Simple activity provision such as taking a walk, playing cards, listening to the radio or looking after a pet can help give pleasure and bring purpose to the day, this is activity coordination at its very best. The Level 2 Award in Activity Provision for health and social care staff will provide your care home with the comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the potential benefits of activity coordination for individuals in health and social care of engaging in both every day and programmed activities.
Description
Our accredited activity coordinators training course provides activity coordinators or health and social care staff looking towards expanding their roles to encompass activity coordination with all the required teaching and learning resources to successfully complete the Level 2 Award in Supporting Activity Provision in Social Care QCF training course.
The distance learning Activity Coordination's training course comprises of three mandatory units:
- Unit 01: Understand activity provision in social care (Credit value: 2) (H/602/4644)
- Unit 02: Understand the delivery of activities in social care (Credit value: 2) (T/602/4647)
- Unit 03: Understand the benefits of engaging in activities in social care (Credit value: 2) (K/602/4645)
In order for activity coordinator's and health and social care workers to successfully achieve the Award in Supporting Activity Provision in Social Care [Activity Coordinator] - QCF Level 2 they must achieve a total of 8 QCF credits, from which 6 credits must be achieved from the mandatory units.
Activity Coordinators or aspiring health and social care staff can then select an optional unit in accordance with the specific learning pathway they wish to follow. Please contact ICE-r Training to find out more about the range of optional units available for the Level 2 Award in Supporting Activity Provision in Social Care (QCF).
Course delivery and assessment
Our teaching and learners materials for the distance learning Level 2 Activity Coordinators qualification comprise activity workbooks. All the necessary workbooks to complete this health and social care training course are provided.
Learners complete a portfolio of evidence that demonstrates achievement of all learning outcomes associated with this specific Health and Social Care training course / QCF qualification on Activity Provision and Coordination.
Who is this course for?
This Activity Coordinators distance learning training course is designed for anyone who works, or would like to work in a health and social care setting and will be ideal for those responsible for co-ordinating and delivering activities within health and social care settings, such as care home activity coordinators. The Activity Coordinators Level 2 QCF Award is particularly relevant for health and social care staff who wish to increase their understanding of the significance of activity to person-centred care.
Career path
Health and social care staff will be able to further their own continuous professional development, which may improve their career prospects, comply with CQC training requirements for care providers, and allow Activity Coordinators' or Health and Social Care staff to progress on to higher qualifications such as courses in health and social care or related subjects at QCF Level 3.
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