Caring for others doesn't have to just be something you're good at, it can be a career path as well. If you've always wanted a rewarding career in health or social care, there's no better time than the present. Incorporating areas like adult care, aged care, and social care; you can realise your potential with a care course in the UK.
The Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care is one of our most popular social care qualifications. This occupational carqualification, which is now provided under the new title “Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care (RQF)”, is suitable for learners working i...
This course is perfect for anyone with an interest in Health and Social Care, and who want to develop their knowledge and understanding of the industry. Our diploma in Adult Care is a recognised RQF qualification and replaces the old level 3 Diploma in...
This RQF course is the most up-to-date version of the popular Health and Social Care Level 3 qualification, and replaces all previous NVQ and QCF versions. Our level 3 Adult Care qualification provides learners with a sound understanding of the subject...
Social care in the United Kingdom is the backbone of the nation and beyond, into Scotland, England and Wales.
With the NHS system providing care services and health services for young people and the elderly alike, care incorporates a variety of areas, including:
Care services are based on social care, with many services covered by services like the NHS or private health insurance. Whether a service is considered healthcare or social care is often decided on an individual case study basis.
Studying care can provide you with a long-term, valuable career in a number of areas. Nursing, aged care, and even management services like creating a new homepage for care providers or working with a local authority to determine the mental capacity of parents are all a part of care. Plenty of skills are needed to be a good carer and working in the industry can mean you help some of the most vulnerable in the community get great care either in a hospital, in a clinic or at home.
Although some healthcare services require a degree, there are plenty of shorter courses you can do to get started.
However, as care courses are focused on social care, the training requirements are different. High-quality care doesn’t have to be health-based, you can make just as big a difference to someone’s life through social care. Possible care courses include:
Providing great care doesn’t always start with nurses and doctors, but with behind the scenes work that means that systems work, as well as palliative care and other more hands-on care services.
If you’re interested in studying care, one of the best ways to start your career is to do a short course that can set you on the right path – check out our list of available courses here! Or click here to read some examples of what caring means to those who have completed their studies with us in the past.
