Candidates can choose to take the course as a standalone unit in its own right, or to combine the Medication Administration Train the Trainer training course with a Level 3 or Level 4 Award in Education and Training – the latter enabling the trainer to offer recognised certificates/qualifications to their own delegates upon successful completion.
The content of the course is based around the RQF (QCF) Level 2 Certificate in Medication, though expands on its standard teachings by covering all essential aspects and elements of the training process itself. Ideally suited to those working in health and social care environments, the course helps build valuable and sought after skills for life.
The syllabus includes:
All trainers who have a responsibility (or wish) to teach staff working with medication.
A Level 4 Train the Trainer in Medication Administration and a Level 3 or 4 Award in Education and Training award will be presented to candidates upon successful completion of the course.
This training course is a specialist Train the Trainer course which qualifies the delegate to teach a range of Infection Prevention and Control training courses to health and social care workers.
The course has been designed to introduce candidates to the most important practices and skills associated with teaching in a wide variety of contexts – a must for any newcomer with the goal of succeeding in post-compulsory education.
Upon successful completion, the qualification awarded is the Level 3 Award in Understanding the Principles and Practices of Assessment (RQF (QCF))
Our “Promoting Best Practice in Venepuncture Instruction” course is meticulously designed to provide healthcare professionals with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in performing venepuncture procedures.
