In health and social care, knowing how to react to wounds quickly—and communicate effectively—can make all the difference. This course bundle offers a smart approach to wound care topics, combining essential modules in paediatric first aid, hygiene, mental health and emergency care with valuable communication and leadership training.
Beyond bandages, it’s about decision-making, time awareness, and team coordination. With public health, fire safety, and even dog first aid included, this training supports those working across a range of care environments—whether human or canine. All of it delivered in a tidy, accessible format that gets straight to the point.
Learning Outcomes
- Handle a wide range of injuries with structured first aid responses
- Improve hygiene standards in care through safe handling techniques
- Understand safety basics for home, sport and public environments
- Communicate efficiently during care, reporting or emergency incidents
- Apply mental health awareness in sensitive or high-pressure roles
- Use time wisely while responding to care or safety responsibilities
Who is this Course For
- Health workers needing general safety and care response skills
- Social care assistants supporting clients in residential settings
- Team leads in care environments managing people and reports
- Community first aiders supporting adults, children or pets
- Mental health assistants involved in everyday wound scenarios
- Caregivers needing extra training in communication and hygiene
- Professionals writing care reports or safety incident summaries
- Those working around children, the elderly, or vulnerable adults
Career Path
- Health Care Assistant – £24,000 average yearly salary
- Community Support Worker – £25,000 average yearly salary
- Emergency Response Coordinator – £29,000 average yearly salary
- Physiotherapy Assistant – £27,000 average yearly salary
- Paediatric First Aider – £23,000 average yearly salary
- Hygiene & Safety Officer – £30,000 average yearly salary
