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Adult Care Worker Apprenticeship Level 2

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Level
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Type
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Duration
calendar18 Months
Location
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Start date: Roll On

An Apprenticeship is a perfect choice if you want to continue your studies and develop your skills, knowledge and behaviours in a specific industry, while also earning a salary in full-time employment; kickstarting your long-term career path.

The Adult Social Care Level 2 Apprenticeship is a nationally recognised qualification aimed at cultivating the essential knowledge and practical skills required to work confidently in adult health and social care environments.

Qualification: TQUK Level 2 Adult Social Care Certificate and Level 2 Apprenticeship.
You will be in college for 1 day a week with the day broken down to 3/4 theory and 1/4 practical weekly.

Progression Routes

This Apprenticeship provides an ideal entry into the occupation and supports progression within the secto, you could progress onto the Level 3 NCFE Diploma in Adult Care

Entry Requirements

4 GCSES at Grade 3/D or higher including English and Maths or Functional Skills Level 1

Additional Requirements:

  • Satisfactory DBS check

  • Commitment to study (attendance, punctuality & behaviour)

  • Be able to work independently

  • Passion for care

End Point Assessment

An EPA is an assessment at the end of the apprenticeship. The EPA is the apprentice's opportunity to show an independent assessor how well they can carry out the occupation they have been trained for.
The overall grades available for this apprenticeship are:
fail
pass
distinction

When the apprentice passes the EPA, they will be awarded their apprenticeship certificate.

Assessment methods
Portfolio of Evidence: Throughout the apprenticeship, apprentices will compile a portfolio of evidence that showcases their learning and achievements. This portfolio will include various forms of assessment such as written assignments, case studies and practical tasks.
Written Assignments: These assignments will test apprentices' understanding of theoretical concepts and their ability to apply this knowledge to real-world scenarios.
Case Studies: Apprentices will analyse specific situations, demonstrating their problem-solving skills and ability to provide appropriate care and support.

End-Point Assessment (EPA) Methods:
Observation: Apprentices will be observed in their workplace by an independent assessor, demonstrating their practical skills and competencies in a real-world setting.
Professional Discussion: This is a structured discussion between the apprentice and the assessor, focusing on the apprentice's portfolio of evidence and their experiences during the apprenticeship.
Knowledge Test: A test to assess the apprentice's understanding of the theoretical knowledge required for the role.

How to Apply

If you would like to enquire for this Apprenticeship, please click 'Enquire' in the top right, follow the steps, and our Apprenticeship Team will be in touch with you. Alternatively, you can explore our current vacancies on the 'Apprenticeship Vacancies' page and apply now.

If you are already employed then please contact our Apprenticeship Team on 01524 521483.

Course code: A64436