Working in residential care involves understanding both the responsibilities of care and the individuality of those receiving it. This course is a structured introduction to supporting people in residential environments, from communication techniques to safety protocols and teamwork.
The modules focus on recognising residents’ needs, promoting respectful interactions, and maintaining safe, supportive environments. For those interested in roles that require consistent care delivery and ethical communication, this course provides a clear, well-paced foundation.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the principles behind modern residential care delivery.
- Explore respectful approaches to working with diverse residents.
- Learn essential care techniques across varied daily needs.
- Identify teamwork approaches in residential care settings.
- Understand safety procedures and risk reduction strategies.
- Apply professional values in everyday care environments.
Who is this Course For:
- Aspiring care workers entering residential support roles
- New staff in adult or youth residential homes
- Volunteers supporting residential-based organisations
- Individuals supporting relatives in residential facilities
- Social care students preparing for future field roles
- Jobseekers exploring entry-level care-based employment
- Youth support workers broadening foundational knowledge
- Team leaders transitioning into resident-focused support
Career Path:
- Residential Care Worker – £22,500/year
- Support Worker (Adults) – £23,000/year
- Residential Youth Worker – £25,000/year
- Assisted Living Support Worker – £22,800/year
- Senior Care Assistant – £26,000/year
- Night Support Worker – £23,200/year
