Certificate in Diabetes Awareness - Online Course

Explore diabetes awareness from symptoms to prevention in this online course.

Understanding diabetes isn’t just about sugar and syringes — it’s about knowing how this condition affects daily life and long-term health. Our Certificate in Diabetes Awareness - Online Course cuts through the jargon and delivers essential knowledge with clarity and structure. Whether you're brushing up or diving in fresh, you’ll learn the key aspects of diabetes, including types, symptoms, management strategies and preventative care — all from the comfort of your own screen.

This course keeps things straightforward without skimming on the detail. From myths to facts, complications to care, and support systems to self-awareness, you’ll gain solid knowledge to apply in both personal and professional contexts. With engaging case studies and interactive activities, you won’t just read about diabetes — you’ll learn how to think about it.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the basic definition and types of diabetes clearly.
• Recognise common symptoms associated with various forms of diabetes.
• Learn effective approaches for diabetes management and monitoring.
• Identify complications that may arise due to unmanaged diabetes.
• Explore strategies for prevention and long-term diabetes care.
• Locate and assess support systems and educational resources available.

Curriculum of Certificate in Diabetes Awareness - Online Course

Module 1: Introduction to Diabetes
Module 2: Common Symptoms of Diabetes
Module 3: Managing Diabetes
Module 4: Complications of Diabetes
Module 5: Prevention and Self-Care
Module 6: Support and Resources
Module 7: Case Studies and Interactive Activities

Who is this Course For

• Individuals interested in understanding diabetes more thoroughly.
• Health and social care workers seeking a refresher course.
• Family members supporting someone living with diabetes.
• Teaching assistants in SEND or health-related settings.
• Fitness and wellness professionals wanting diabetes insight.
• Community outreach workers and health volunteers.
• Nutrition enthusiasts aiming to broaden their knowledge base.
• Anyone curious about diabetes without medical background.

Career Path

• Diabetes Support Worker – Average salary: £21,000/year
• Health Education Specialist – Average salary: £28,000/year
• Community Health Officer – Average salary: £27,500/year
• Care Coordinator – Average salary: £25,000/year
• Public Health Assistant – Average salary: £24,500/year
• Diabetes Helpline Adviser – Average salary: £22,000/year