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Careers in Health and Social Care for young people

Working in adult social care is not just an emotionally fulfilling job, but it's also one of the most diverse. Working with a diverse group of people with varying care requirements means that each day is unique.

Benefits include:

  • the opportunity to train as you learn and gain a nationally recognised qualification
  • one of the most in-demand and rewarding roles in the UK
  • ongoing career progression and training opportunities
  • long-term employment prospects and job security

What career opportunities are available for me in Health and Social Care?

There is no better time to start a career in Health and Social Care or progress from an existing position within the sector. We all need some help or support at one time, and as there are more of us, living longer, the workforce must grow to meet future health and social needs. This growth offers prospective and existing staff greater opportunities.

Have you got what it takes to be part of this exciting future? Do you have some of the following common qualities and skills;

  • excellent communication and listening skills
  • patience and understanding
  • resilience to cope with difficult situations
  • the ability to assess situations and take the right action
  • people skills
  • the ability to work in teams
  • IT and organisational skills

 

 

If so then the following Apprenticeships may be a great place to start on your career journey in Health and Social Care

Level 2 Adult Care Worker training with t2 group assessor
Level 2 Adult Care Worker Apprenticeship

For care workers working in residential or nursing homes, domiciliary care, day centres, a person's own home or some clinical healthcare settings.

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Level 2 Healthcare Support Worker apprentice
Level 2 Healthcare Support Worker Apprenticeship

For Healthcare Support Workers (HCSWs) working as part of a team providing high-quality and compassionate care to individuals.

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Here are some stories from young people who have chosen to develop their careers in Health and Social Care