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helping hands care training and carer development
training and professional development is something that we take very seriously at helping hands. we know that the quality standards that we have achieved over the past 25 years are only as good as our next carer. this is why we invest so much time, energy and resources into the training and on-going development of all of our care staff. assisting you to go about your day to day activities.
our carer training week – making helping hands’ carers the best.
on the care training week you’ll learn about:
- helping hands’ customer service
- the role of the carer, your duties, responsibilities and how we deliver them in the helping hands way
- our values and beliefs at helping hands
- medication
- personal care
- manual handling
- abuse and safeguarding against it
- dementia
- cooking and preparing for mealtimes
- health and safety
- first aid.
we’ve designed the care training week to ensure that everyone can get involved, and ask the questions they want to ask. our expert training team is always around during breaks and lunch times to answer any questions and to provide one-to-one support.
all of our care training is verified by education development international (edi). it’s been developed with skills for care. skills for care is an organisation whose role looks at attitudes, values, skills and qualifications necessary to provide the best quality care. we exceed the statutory requirements for care training set by the care sector council.
having graduated from our centre of excellence, you’ll be ready for your first customer placement
external verification
each carer spends their first five days with helping hands in our centre of excellence learning how to deliver the very best care in the helping hands way. all of our training has been verified by education development international plc. (edi) and has been developed in consultation with skills for care, a body whose role looks at the attitudes, values, skills and qualifications necessary to provide high quality care. with our commitment to delivering excellence every time, we exceed the statutory requirements for care training set by the care sector council.
our centre of excellence is headed by our award winning training manager julie mills. julie personally oversees each training week which she delivers alongside our team of highly skilled and experienced trainers.
on-going training
many of our existing carers are degree level educated and have vast experience of working in care. their on-going training and career development is central to what we do. all of our carers are placed on an on-going 27 years of experience in caring for our customers and by partnering with specialist groups and individuals such as dementia uk. training on specialist conditions such as dementia and stroke are just 2
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The passage contains ninety-five "d"s.
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