Lead Adult Care Worker Apprenticeship Level 3

Lead Adult Care Worker Apprenticeship Level 3

Transform Lives as a Beacon of Care and Leadership

Step into the heart of care with the advanced apprenticeship for Lead Adult Care Workers. This role isn't just a job; it's a calling for those passionate about making a tangible difference in the lives of adults needing care and support. As a Lead Adult Care Worker, you become a lifeline, helping individuals achieve their personal milestones, fostering independence, and ensuring their lives are filled with choice and dignity. This apprenticeship is your pathway to not just mastering care but leading it, offering guidance and inspiration to both those you care for and your colleagues.

Your Impact

Imagine a role where your daily actions significantly uplift someone’s quality of life, providing the emotional, social, and physical support they need to thrive. As a Lead Adult Care Worker, your influence extends beyond care provision; you're a leader, mentor, and advocate. You'll navigate challenges with wisdom, offer frontline leadership, and ensure the highest care standards are upheld. Your mission is clear: to maintain independence, dignity, and control for those in your care, making a real, positive impact in their lives.

Your Apprenticeship Journey

Embark on a learning experience tailored to enrich your skills in real-time. This apprenticeship blends workplace learning with academic enrichment, ensuring you're never far from applying what you've learned. With one-to-one support in your workplace and engaging monthly workshops at college, your education journey is designed for depth and balance, fitting seamlessly into term times.

Become the Leader in Care You're Meant to Be

This apprenticeship isn't just about gaining a qualification; it's about becoming a pillar of support and leadership in the care community. As you navigate through your apprenticeship, you're paving the way for a rewarding career filled with opportunities to make meaningful changes in people's lives. Ready to lead, inspire, and transform?

For more information, contact our apprenticeship team at applyapprentice@newcollege.ac.uk

Delivery and assessment

At the end of your qualification, you will complete an EPA which comprises of:

  • An online knowledge test

  • A practical observation

  • A professional review

To view the End Point Assessment guide, click here.

Example job roles

Typical positions available in this area include: Care Officer, Care Supervisor, Senior Care Worker, Supervising Care Worker, Senior Support Worker, Relief Team Leader, Social Work Assistant, Social Services Officer, Outreach Development Worker, Community Support Worker, Community Outreach Worker, Community Development Worker, Family Support Worker or Personal Assistant. These could all specialise in a variety of areas such as learning disability, mental health, drug and alcohol misuse, homecare, dementia and end-of-life care.

Pay and training

As an apprentice, you’ll be:

  • Entitled to at least the National Minimum Apprenticeship Wage. For more information, visit gov.uk here.

  • Paid for time for training or study as part of your apprenticeship

  • Entitled to holiday pay and other employee rights

At least six hours per week of your normal working hours must be spent on ‘off the job’ training. Your ‘off the job’ training might happen every week, every month or in a separate block of time.

Entry requirements

You must be employed within a relevant job role to undertake the programme. Employers offer apprenticeship vacancies and will set job-specific entry requirements.

If you have a current Personal Learning Record (PLR)*, this will be used to establish your eligibility for this apprenticeship programme.

The entry requirements for this apprenticeship are:

English; GCSE Grade 4 or equivalent**

Maths; GCSE Grade 4 or equivalent**

We will ensure that you have the potential to achieve the different elements that make up this qualification, and that you are working at the right level in your job.

You must be employed within a relevant job role to undertake the programme. Employers offer apprenticeship vacancies and will set job-specific entry requirements. We can also assist in finding you a suitable employer.

Please contact the team at applyapprentice@newcollege.ac.uk

*PLR is a permanent online record of your qualifications, held by the Department for Education, launched in January 2009. If you achieved your qualifications prior to this date and no longer have your certificates or studied with an organisation based outside of the UK, a suitable assessment process will be undertaken to establish your eligibility for the programme.

**3's in both GCSE Maths and English or equivalent may be accepted depending on circumstances.

Future career and study opportunities

This apprenticeship provides an ideal entry into the occupation and supports progression within the sector. Upon successful completion of this apprenticeship, you could consider progressing on to a higher level apprenticeship for Leaders in Adult Care, or head into full-time employment.

Contact

For more information about this qualification, please contact our team at businesssolutions@newcollege.ac.uk.

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