Working in care settings involves supporting individuals in ways that promote dignity, respect, safety, and person-centred care.
Understanding professional responsibilities around choice, communication, and supporting individuals appropriately is an important part of safe working practice within adult social care environments.
This course has been designed to provide awareness of the Mental Capacity Act and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards within care settings.
Throughout the training, learners will explore key awareness topics including supporting individual choice, person-centred care, professional responsibilities, communication, best-interest awareness, safe working practices, and the importance of following organisational procedures and care plans.
The course supports awareness-based learning and is suitable for care assistants, support workers, senior carers, domestic staff, catering teams, agency workers, and other professionals working within regulated care environments.
This training is designed to be simple, engaging, and easy to follow, helping learners build confidence and understanding within their professional role.
Flexible online learning allows learners to complete the course at their own pace, with instant access available after enrolment.
If you are purchasing this training for staff, our system also allows you to assign courses, track learner progress, and manage certificates through a simple online dashboard.
Start your learning journey today with FlexiLearnHub and strengthen awareness of professional responsibilities and person-centred care within care settings.
