LESSON

Introduction to Adult Social Care

An immersive introduction providing insight into the key roles and responsibilities within adult social care. This experience highlights the important work of professionals such as Activity Coordinators, Chefs, Speech and Language Therapists, Domiciliary Care Workers, and Personal Assistants. Learners will explore the diverse tasks and career opportunities available in supporting adults to live fulfilling and independent lives.

Learning Objectives

Understand the roles and responsibilities of various adult social care professionals in different care environments, including Care Homes, Care at Home, and Care in the Community.
Develop critical thinking and decision-making skills in assessing and managing diverse care situations, such as organising resident activities, providing therapeutic support, delivering personalised care, and assisting individuals with mental health challenges.
Enhance communication and teamwork skills in collaborating with other care professionals and coordinating care for service users.
Gain practical experience in performing essential social care tasks, such as planning and leading activities, supporting therapy and rehabilitation, and assisting with daily living tasks, all within simulated real-world environments.
Foster empathy and professionalism in interacting with service users and providing compassionate care that prioritises well-being.

About this Simulation

Level:
Career Exploration
Length:
15 mins

Related Qualifications

T-Level Health

SVQ Health Care Level 3

Care Certificate