About Course
The Level 2 Adult Social Care Certificate is a comprehensive and accredited qualification designed for individuals seeking to build a career in the adult social care sector in the UK. This course equips learners with the essential knowledge, skills, and confidence required to provide high-quality, person-centered care to adults in a variety of settings, including residential care, domiciliary care, and community support services.
This program covers a wide range of mandatory units, ensuring learners develop a thorough understanding of the principles and practices of adult social care. From safeguarding and communication to promoting dignity and well-being, this course prepares learners to meet the diverse needs of individuals while adhering to the highest standards of care.
Units Covered:
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Understand Own Role (ASCC-01)
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Explore the responsibilities and duties of a care worker.
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Understand the importance of reflective practice and professional development.
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Personal Development (ASCC-02)
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Identify personal strengths and areas for growth.
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Learn how supervision, appraisals, and feedback contribute to professional development.
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Duty of Care (ASCC-03)
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Understand the balance between individual rights and professional responsibilities.
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Learn how to manage dilemmas and conflicts in care settings.
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Equality, Diversity, Inclusion, and Human Rights (ASCC-04)
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Promote equality, diversity, and inclusion in care practices.
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Understand and challenge discrimination.
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Work in a Person-Centred Way (ASCC-05)
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Develop skills to promote individuality, choice, and independence.
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Implement care plans that reflect the preferences and needs of individuals.
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Communication (ASCC-06)
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Develop effective communication skills for care settings.
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Overcome barriers to communication and build positive relationships.
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Privacy and Dignity (ASCC-07)
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Understand the importance of maintaining privacy and dignity in care.
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Learn how to support individuals in a respectful and empowering way.
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Nutrition and Hydration (ASCC-08)
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Understand the principles of nutrition and hydration.
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Support individuals to maintain a balanced diet and adequate fluid intake.
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Awareness of Mental Health and Dementia (ASCC-09)
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Develop an understanding of mental health conditions and dementia.
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Learn how to provide compassionate and effective support.
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Adult Safeguarding (ASCC-10)
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Recognize signs of abuse and neglect in adults.
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Understand safeguarding procedures and reporting mechanisms.
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Safeguarding Children (ASCC-11)
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Gain awareness of safeguarding principles for children.
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Understand the role of care workers in protecting children.
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Health, Safety, and Principles of Basic Life Support (ASCC-12)
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Identify and manage risks in the workplace.
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Learn basic life support techniques and emergency procedures.
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Handling Information (ASCC-13)
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Maintain confidentiality and secure record-keeping.
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Comply with data protection regulations.
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Infection Prevention and Control (ASCC-14)
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Understand the principles of infection prevention and control.
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Learn how to minimize the risk of infection in care settings.
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An Awareness of Learning Disability and Autism (ASCC-15)
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Develop an understanding of learning disabilities and autism.
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Learn how to provide tailored support to individuals with these conditions.
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Course Features:
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Accredited qualification aligned with the UK Care Certificate standards.
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Flexible learning options, including classroom-based or online delivery.
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Experienced tutors with real-world care sector expertise.
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Practical assessments and workplace observations to reinforce learning.
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Opportunities for career progression and further qualifications in health and social care.
Upon successful completion, learners will receive a Level 2 Certificate in Adult Social Care, demonstrating their competence and readiness to provide compassionate, person-centered care. This qualification is highly valued by employers and opens doors to a variety of roles within the adult social care sector.
Enroll today to take the first step toward a rewarding career in adult social care, where you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.