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NCFE CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care

Course Information

 This qualification is an ideal taster for those who may be new to the sector or new to the world of work. It is accessible to learners of all ages who may want to understand more about working in health and social care. It aims to introduce some basic concepts of caring and preparation for employment in the sector.

The qualification covers the areas of communication, equality, diversity and inclusion, personal development, role of the social care worker, handling information, health and safety, safeguarding, duty of care and person-centred approaches.

Who Should Attend

Anyone working towards a career in adult health and social care. There are no specific recommended prior learning requirements for this qualification.

Course Content

This qualification developes a basic knowledge of the adult social care sector. It covers the type of job roles and servics within it, the role of communicator andthe importance of valuing the individuals being cared for.

Duration

Duration varies depending on size of group, hours per day - between 1 - 2 weeks. 

What related qualifications can you progress to?

NCFE CACHE Level 3 Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care.

Level 2 Diploma in Health & Social Care

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November 2025

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Wednesday 5th November - Health & Safety

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Saturday 8th November - Paediatric First Aid

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