The Deal

• €39 for an online social care trainer course package (94% off)

Foundations of Social Care Course

• Module 1: introduction | managing complexity | learning how to learn | integrating theory and practice | developing reflective practice | action planning
• Module 2: knowledge, skills and values | rights and responsibilities | equality and diversity | confidentiality | systems and structures
• Module 3: the importance of partnership | relationships with service users | systematic practice | multidisciplinary collaboration | partnership skills
• Module 4: assessing needs and circumstances | positives, negatives and pitfalls | risk assessment: the Brearley model | rights and risk | pitfalls to avoid
• Module 5: planning | the life course I: ages and stages | the life course II: crisis, loss and growth | planning meetings | pitfalls of planning | what happens if we don’t plan
• Module 6: evaluating practice | giving and receiving feedback | discrimination and oppression | professional development | keeping learning alive
• Conclusion

Outcome-Focused Practice Course

• Module 1: traditional social work | problem solving | empowerment 
• Module 2: consumerist approach | the roots of consumerism | the extent of consumerism 
• Module 3: the impact on ‘service users’ | the impact on professionals 
• Module 4: rethinking one’s approach | ends not means | changing the culture 
• Module 5: systematic practice | making sense of systematic practice | benefits and challenges 
• Module 6: important steps | managing interactions | self-management 
• Conclusion 

Risk Assessment and Management Course

• Module 1: risk assessment and management | living with risk | approach to risk
• Module 2: anxiety about risk | understanding anxiety | managing anxiety | managing risk
• Module 3: the consequences | distorting risk | not being an anxiety victim
• Module 4: more positive approach | transactional analysis | holistic approach
• Module 5: incidence and impact | incidence: key factors | impact: key factors
• Module 6: the Brearley model | Brearley revisited | managing risk
• Conclusion

Every successful student will receive a certificate of completion from JD Courses