Health and social care play a vital role in supporting communities—and this Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care offers a structured look at the field. The course begins with core values and communication, before branching into key policies and delivery models that shape care today. You'll examine care frameworks, professional boundaries, and ethical approaches throughout.
Mental health receives thoughtful attention, including disorders, treatment methods and substance-related care. With dedicated modules on anxiety, depression, and bipolar conditions, learners gain a full-spectrum view of support principles. Ideal for those in support roles or curious about progression, the material is tailored, clear and focused on today’s care climate.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand principles and legal policies guiding social care delivery.
- Learn effective communication in health and support settings.
- Explore professional practice in health and social environments.
- Study mental health conditions and support strategies.
- Recognise methods for substance disorder and addiction support.
- Gain insight into structured healthcare delivery approaches.
Who is this Course For:
- Support workers aiming to strengthen their knowledge base
- Staff in care homes or home-care environments
- Aspiring care coordinators exploring formal learning
- Healthcare assistants in social or community care roles
- Workers supporting mental health in client-facing roles
- Individuals working with substance support services
- Learners preparing for CPD requirements in care
- Volunteers and carers seeking structured understanding
Career Path:
- Support Worker – £21,500/year
- Healthcare Assistant – £22,000/year
- Social Care Coordinator – £26,000/year
- Mental Health Support Staff – £24,500/year
- Residential Care Supervisor – £28,000/year
- Care Needs Assessor – £29,000/year
