The care of people with increased support needs is becoming increasingly important. Therefore, support staff are now employed in residential care facilities to provide individualized support to these residents. You will support the residents in close cooperation with the nursing staff!
Your responsibilities as a caregiver include supporting residents in maintaining their gross and fine motor skills as well as their cognitive abilities, for example through walks, crafts, and reading. Promoting social interaction, planning and conducting activities, and working on residents' life stories are also part of your daily work.
Further information and registration
Requirements for participation
You can participate in the qualification…
- if you are currently working or would like to work as a care worker in a care facility.
- if you can prove 80 hours of practical experience in a care/residential facility before or during the qualification.
- if you have participated in a first aid course.
The course has an inclusive format and is aimed at people with and without ascribed disabilities.
Contents
- Module 1: Basic Knowledge
- Module 2: Communication and Interaction
- Module 3: Planning Employment Opportunities
- Module 4: Conducting Employment Offers Part 1
- Module 5: Conducting Employment Offers Part 2
- Module 6: Assessment of Learning Progress
- Module 7: Advanced Topics Part 1
- Module 8: Advanced Part 2
- Module 9: Final Colloquium
