Care Worker (Adults) Level 2 Apprenticeship (AFHSC)

Adult Care Workers improve the lives of individuals facing physical, practical, social, emotional, or intellectual challenges. They work in various settings such as residential homes, day centres, or individuals’ homes, providing support to help people live independently and with dignity. This rewarding role offers excellent career prospects for those passionate about making a positive difference.

You will learn to:

Understand the Care Role: Perform key tasks such as assisting with personal care, mobility, eating, and social activities, tailored to individual needs.

Support Personal Goals and Choices: Help individuals achieve their goals and make informed decisions about their care and support.

Maintain Dignity and Communication: Work with respect and dignity, ensuring effective communication with individuals and others.

Ensure Safety and Safeguarding: Keep individuals safe from harm, understanding safeguarding protocols and when to ask for help.

Promote Professionalism: Uphold high standards of professionalism and contribute to your own development while supporting care plans.

Support Diverse Needs: Assist individuals with cognitive, physical, or sensory impairments, adapting care to their unique needs.

Note: You must complete the 15 standards as set out in the Care Certificate which forms part of your mandatory induction delivered in the workplace by your employer. The Care Certificate is a requirement for all apprentices and builds on the previous Common Induction Standards (CIS) and National Minimum Training Standards.

You will need to provide evidence of both a recent Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and a mandatory workplace induction.