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Short, plain-English courses for carers and domestic workers, written from official UK guidance. Finish one and it shows as a dated completion stamp on your public Care World profile — the training families look for.
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23 courses · certificates of completion
Care work
Dementia Care (Level 2)
A deeper course for carers supporting someone living with dementia — understanding the condition, communicating well, responding to distress with compassion, supporting daily living, nutrition, meaningful activity, and families. Builds on Dementia Awareness.
7 modulesIndependent Carer Launchpad
A practical introduction to working as an independent carer in the UK. Work through all ten modules at your own pace to earn your completion certificate.
10 modulesCare Essentials
The essential grounding for anyone starting out in care. This course walks you through what a carer actually does day to day — your role, how to keep people safe and treated with dignity, how to communicate well, and where the limits of your job are. It's plain, practical, and written for real shifts in real homes. Finish it and you'll have a solid base to build the rest of your learning on.
7 modulesSafeguarding Adults (Level 2)
A deeper safeguarding course for carers — the legal framework, the types and signs of abuse, recognising risk, responding to disclosures, mental capacity, and recording and reporting properly. Builds on Safeguarding Adults: Basics.
7 modulesSafeguarding Adults: Basics
An introduction to safeguarding adults for people who work in care — what abuse and neglect are, the six safeguarding principles, how to spot possible signs, putting the person first, and how to raise a concern. Based on the Care Act 2014, the Care and support statutory guidance, and advice from the NHS, NICE and Skills for Care. Seven short modules and a certificate assessment. This is completion of learning and gives a certificate of completion. It is NOT regulated or statutory safeguarding training, and it does not replace the safeguarding training your workplace must give you.
7 modulesDementia Awareness
Dementia touches almost every part of care work. This course helps you understand what dementia really is, how it changes the way a person thinks, feels, and communicates, and — most importantly — how to support someone living with it so they feel safe, calm, and respected. It's warm, plain, and built for real life. You'll come away understanding the person behind the dementia, and knowing the small things that make the biggest difference.
7 modulesNutrition and Hydration
Good food and drink keep people well, comfortable, and able to enjoy life — and in care, the person you support may need your help to get enough of both. This course shows you how to support eating and drinking safely and kindly, how to spot the early signs that someone isn't getting what they need, and when to raise a concern. It's plain, practical, and built around real mealtimes in real homes.
7 modulesElderly Care
Caring for older people is some of the most rewarding work there is — and some of the most important. This course helps you understand what getting older really means, how to support an older person with kindness and dignity, and how to spot the early signs that something needs attention. It's warm, practical, and built around real life: helping someone stay independent, safe, and well, for as long as possible.
7 modulesMedication Awareness
Medicines help keep people well — but they have to be handled safely, and there are clear limits on what a carer can and cannot do. This course builds your awareness of how medicines work in care, what good and safe practice looks like, and exactly where your role begins and ends. It does not teach you how to give medication — that needs separate, hands-on training and sign-off from your employer. What it gives you is the understanding to support people safely, spot when something is wrong, and know when to step back and report.
7 modulesLearning Disability and Autism Awareness
Every autistic person, and every person with a learning disability, is an individual — with their own strengths, likes, and ways of seeing the world. This course builds your awareness of what learning disability and autism are, how to communicate well, and how to make the small adjustments that help someone feel safe, understood, and respected. It's warm, practical, and rooted in a simple truth: get to know the person, and listen. Important: this is an awareness course. It is not the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training, and it does not replace any training your employer is legally required to provide.
7 modulesEnd-of-Life Care
A compassionate foundation for carers and families supporting someone in the last stage of life — comfort, dignity, presence, and knowing your role and its limits.
7 modulesMobility and Moving Safely
An awareness foundation for carers and families on helping someone move safely — protecting both the person and you, encouraging independence, and knowing the firm boundary that physically moving and handling a person needs proper hands-on training.
7 modulesBusiness and Money Basics for Independent Carers
A plain-English guide to setting up and running your own care business properly — registering with HMRC, records, tax, National Insurance, VAT, insurance and data — with clear signposting to official help. General information, not personal financial or legal advice.
7 modulesCommunication and Person-Centred Care
How to communicate with warmth and skill, listen well, and put the person at the centre of their care — covering choice, dignity, independence, difficult moments, and working with families and the team.
7 modulesPrivacy, Dignity and Consent
Treating people with dignity in everyday care — protecting privacy, asking for and respecting consent, understanding the Mental Capacity Act, supporting choice and control, keeping information confidential, and speaking up to protect people.
7 modulesUsing AI Safely in Care Work
How to use AI tools to save time and learn, while keeping the people you care for safe and their information private — what AI is, where it helps, the firm boundaries, and how to use it well.
7 modulesIntroduction to Person-Centred Care
What person-centred care means in practice: putting the person first, choice, dignity, independence, listening, and knowing the limits of your role.
8 modulesEffective Communication in Care
The most important skill in care: listening well, using body language and tone, communicating when talking is hard, handling difficult moments, and keeping things private.
8 modulesHealth and Safety Awareness for Carers
Awareness-level health and safety: spotting hazards, thinking about risk, safe moving and fire basics, infection control, and reporting and emergencies.
9 modulesDuty of Care
What duty of care means: keeping people safe and acting in their best interests within your role, balancing choice and safety, and handling complaints, mistakes and concerns.
8 modulesEquality, Diversity and Inclusion in Care
Treating people fairly and with respect: equality, diversity and inclusion, protected characteristics, recognising and challenging discrimination, and inclusive everyday practice.
8 modulesCleaning & home
Infection Control Basics
Simple, practical ways to keep homes clean and protect the people you work for from infection. Based on official NHS and government guidance. Seven short modules and a certificate assessment.
7 modulesSafe Use of Cleaning Products
Learn to use everyday cleaning products safely — reading hazard labels, following instructions, never mixing products, protecting yourself, and handling spills and emergencies. Based on HSE COSHH guidance, NHS advice and current UK CLP labelling. Seven short modules and a certificate assessment. This is a certificate of completion, not a regulated qualification or clinical training.
7 modulesLong-term conditions
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Health & wellbeing
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