Level 5 Youth Mental Health- QLS Endorsed

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
• Fully Online Recorded Class
• 24/7 & Lifetime Access
• Online support
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The Level 5 Youth Mental Health – QLS Endorsed course provides a deeper understanding of mental health issues affecting young people today. This course is designed to equip learners with a solid grasp of emotional development, behavioural patterns, and the causes and consequences of mental health conditions. You will explore stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and the social factors that influence wellbeing. It offers insight into mental health support systems, early signs of distress, and strategies to promote a stable, healthy environment for young individuals.

As youth mental health continues to gain attention across schools, care services, and communities, understanding the topic with clarity is essential. This course explores the importance of communication, early intervention, and risk awareness—all key to safeguarding young people. Whether you support youth in an educational, pastoral, or voluntary role, having knowledge of mental health is now a critical requirement. The course is structured to support logical learning while keeping its focus on theoretical and applicable knowledge.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand key mental health conditions common among young people.
• Learn how emotional and social development shapes mental health.
• Identify early signs of mental health struggles in adolescence.
• Gain awareness of appropriate communication and response strategies.
• Explore the impact of family, education, and peer pressure on health.

Who is this course for?

• School staff involved in youth wellbeing and emotional support.
• Youth workers supporting vulnerable or at-risk individuals.
• Care staff working with adolescents in various settings.
• Parents or guardians seeking deeper mental health understanding.
• Volunteers helping young people through community programmes.

Career Path & Average Salaries (UK)

• Youth Mental Health Support Worker – £25,000/year
• Pastoral Care Officer – £26,500/year
• School Wellbeing Assistant – £23,000/year
• Family Support Worker – £27,000/year
• Youth Counselling Coordinator – £30,000/year
• Education Welfare Officer – £28,500/year