Health and Social Care Qualifications

Qualifications for learners aspiring to work in the health and social care sector.

Our qualifications give learners the opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of the wide range of knowledge and skills involved in healthcare principles, patient care, and social welfare practices.

After completing their studies, learners can explore a diverse range of career options, including roles such as:

• Healthcare assistants
• Support workers
• Care coordinators
• Residential care workers
• Working in hospitals, nursing homes, or home care agencies
• Healthcare administration, social work, or healthcare counselling

Health and social care qualifications not only open doors to rewarding careers but also offer learners the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, promoting overall well-being and improving the quality of care provided in their communities.

Case study: Adaptive learning models tailored for students with additional needs

Despite facing significant personal challenges, including cerebral palsy and extensive bullying, Erin’s unwavering optimism and commitment to learning truly set her apart as an inspirational figure.

Erin’s learning journey has been fraught with setbacks; initially rejected by mainstream education due to her needs and shuffled between inappropriate school environments, she faced consistent adversity. Yet, Erin’s resilience has only fuelled her determination to excel.

Read Erin’s story

Our health and social care qualifications are available at the following levels, please click the headings to reveal a full list of qualifications available at that level.

Supporting Whitepapers

Embedding English and Maths in vocational and employability/independence contexts

Demonstrating good practice in personal development, behaviour and attitudes

Supporting Learners’ Personal Development

Making the most of the Adult Education Budget (AEB)

T Level Transition Programmes