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Health and Social Care Skills Bootcamp
Start Date: 17th February 2025

- Length 4 Weeks
- Study Short Course
- Location Kidderminster College
- Price Free (Please see course costs)
More about the course
The Health and Care Skills Bootcamp will provide the skills, underpinning knowledge and essential customer service skills required to enter the care sector. The 4-week course will start with health and safety, personal risk assessment and lone working training, first aid, application and removal of dressings. A guaranteed job interview is offered on successful completion.
How often does this course run?
This course is only running once.
Entry requirements:
You will need to be aged 19 or older.
What will I achieve?
You will receive a certificate of competition.
What will I learn?
- Health & Safety
- Personal risk assessment and lone working training
- First Aid
- Application and removal of dressings
How is the course taught?
All elements of the course take place at our Market Street site over four weeks.
How am I assessed?
Assessments for this bootcamp will be done internally.
Course costs:
If you are aged 19+ and are in receipt of Universal Credit, the course is free.
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Meet our Tutors and Students

Jack Draper
Employer Engagement OfficerMy role is to connect with and support local employers with the recruitment of apprentices across our apprenticeship provision while also supporting a variety of other offers, including traineeships, training courses, work experience and curriculum links.

Louisa Ellis
Employer Engagement OfficerAs an Employer Engagement Officer, I engage with employers to provide information on apprenticeships, work experience, short courses and curriculum link projects. By working closely with employers, my main aim is to help them recruit the right person to work within their team.

Stacy Murray
Student Apprenticeship LeadWorking within the apprenticeship team for the past five years has given me a real insight into the tools needed to complete an apprenticeship and the effect that good support and communication can have on current and new students. My current role as Apprenticeship Lead allows me to guide and assist students through every aspect of their journey with us, which I am most passionate about.

Liam Carroll
Community Responsive OfficerAs a Community Responsive Officer, I oversee initiatives such as Multiply, Skills Bootcamps, and Sector-based Work Academies. Through these programmes, I cultivate strong relationships with local job centres, aiming to bridge the gap between opportunities and individuals seeking to enhance their skills and careers. Witnessing the positive impact these engagements have on our community fuels my passion. Seeing individuals benefit from these programmes is gratifying, empowering them to thrive and succeed in their chosen paths.

Natasha Allmont
Job Coach – Supported InternsAs a Job Coach, my primary role is to support and guide interns through their development in the workplace, helping them to transition from an education setting into employment. Identifying every learners interests, strengths, career goals and aspirations and engaging with businesses to source a suitable work placement for their internship. Providing support to help the interns settle into their work placement, perform regular check-ins, performance reviews, set appropriate goals and personal development plans to help them to achieve the best outcome following the programme.
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