Introduction To Supporting Children

£18.00 inc. VAT

Accreditation: This course is CPD certified.

Course Aims

This course is designed to give learners an introduction and some underpinning knowledge for working with children and young people and aims to provide confidence in general working practices from the start.

The focus is on the principles and values need when supporting children and how to effectively communicate with them when providing their care and support.

This training applies to all health and social care workers that work in settings such as Care Homes, Hospital Wards, Day Centres, or supporting a child or young person in their own home.

Learning Outcomes

On completion of this course learners should know and understand the following:

Course Syllabus Includes

  • Principles of supporting children
  • Effective support
  • Equality and diversity
  • Health and well being
  • Every child matters
  • Positive support
  • Joint partnership working
  • Professional relationships
  • Effective team working
  • Supporting families
  • Positive outcomes
  • Effective communication
  • Communication cycle
  • Understanding communication
  • Speech barriers
  • Data protection
  • Information sharing

Are courses certified?

Courses are fully certified. Once a learner successfully completes a course you are able to download the completion certificate FREE of charge.

How are courses going to be delivered?

Courses are delivered online and work on any internet enabled device. As long as you have access to an internet connection you can complete courses when and where you like 24 hours a day.

Are online courses accredited?

Yes, they are. Courses are CPD Certified and our Care Certificate is one of the first to be endorsed by Skills for Care.

How long do courses take to complete?

Some of our shorter courses will typically take between 30 minutes and an hour to complete. Some of the bigger ones will take longer and depends largely on each individual’s learning speed.

Introduction To Supporting Children