The Essential Guide to Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Care Home Workers

Whether you run a small residential care home or manage a large network of care providers, prioritising the continuous professional development of your staff is essential. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of CPD (Continuing Professional Development) for care home workers. We’ll explain why CPD is essential in the social care sector and…

How to become a Social Worker: what you need to know

If you’re passionate about making a difference to people’s lives, you might be interested in becoming a social worker. This article will guide you through the social worker role and responsibilities, the qualifications needed to be a social worker, and the personal qualities that social workers need.  With this information, you can decide if a…

How to work as a UK Healthcare Assistant if you are from Ghana

Healthcare Assistants assist healthcare professionals in supporting their patients through the recovery process. They provide personal care as well as ensuring their patients’ dignity and personal comfort.  If you are from Accra, Kumasi or elsewhere in Ghana and wish to work as a Healthcare Assistant in the UK, you need to arrange certain paperwork before…

The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training: Your questions answered

On 1st July 2022, staff training in learning disability and autism became a legal requirement for Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulated services providers. This training is known as The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism. If you’re unsure if the new requirement applies to you or how to implement the new training…

The Workforce Development Fund: funding deadline extended

The Workforce Development Fund has already helped thousands of workers in the adult care sector to access improved training and career development opportunities. Now it has been announced that WDF funding will be extended until March 2023, offering stability to the sector in the current unpredictable economic climate.  If you’re an adult care sector employer…

How to become a carer

Care workers play a vital role to many families in the UK, helping to care for vulnerable people from young children to elderly people and those with additional needs. It’s a job that takes a lot of hard work but is incredibly rewarding. So if you’d like to work as a care worker, here are…

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How to work as a UK Healthcare Assistant if you are from Nigeria

Healthcare Assistants provide personal care and support to patients in medical settings. They work closely with the patient and other professionals to help them through recovery while protecting their personal comfort and dignity. If you are from Nigeria and would like to work in the UK as a Healthcare Assistant, you will need to make…