Caring for adults involves far more than just good intentions. This Level 3 Diploma offers a deep dive into adult care—covering physical and mental healthcare, ethical frameworks, public health, and even the economic realities of the sector. Whether you're brushing up or just getting started, the structure makes things digestible, not dry.
You’ll gain an understanding of care work in context—how bioethics shapes decisions, how sectors interact, and what makes a good healthcare worker (besides the ability to smile through spreadsheets). The modules steer clear of waffle and get straight to the essentials, with an assignment to help bring your learning together.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand adult healthcare within ethical and economic contexts
- Explore public health’s impact on adult care systems
- Learn how mental and physical health approaches interconnect
- Identify key healthcare roles and sector relationships
- Examine bioethical considerations in adult healthcare delivery
- Gain structured insight into care work responsibilities and expectations
Who is this Course For:
- Care workers seeking deeper understanding of healthcare principles
- Adults working in or exploring care-related job sectors
- Individuals preparing for roles in adult healthcare settings
- Health support workers broadening their knowledge base
- Those interested in the economics of care systems
- Anyone curious about public health’s role in care work
- Individuals managing or supporting adult wellbeing professionally
- New learners exploring structured adult care study
Career Path:
- Adult Care Worker – £21,500/year
- Healthcare Support Assistant – £22,000/year
- Mental Health Support Worker – £24,500/year
- Public Health Advisor – £31,000/year
- Community Health Coordinator – £28,000/year
- Social Care Administrator – £25,000/year
