About the Course
Lone working in the leaving care sector is not just about the challenges faced by professionals but about the profound opportunity to make a lasting difference in the lives of young people. It demands a commitment to continuous learning, ethical practice, and innovation – all aimed at ensuring that every young person leaving care receives the support and opportunities they deserve to thrive.
In this course you will be introduced to the essential skills, knowledge, and attitudes required to navigate the complexities of lone working in the leaving care sector, enhancing both your professionalism and the vital support you offer to young people during a critical period of their lives.
The learning outcomes for this course are as follows:
To understand lone working in leaving care
To understand effective communication and engagement
To understand risk assessment and risk management
To be aware of professional development and self-care practices
To be aware of legal and ethical considerations
This course is CPD accredited and is specifically for anyone working within the Leaving Care sector. It is also tailored to where you live in the UK, adhering to each country’s own individual regulators - namely: Ofsted, The Care Inspectorate (Wales), The Care Inspectorate (Scotland), and The Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (Northern Ireland).
If you have 5 or more learners who require this training, you might like to consider our face-to-face option instead.
Because each of our courses is created by a specialist within this sector, we have the expertise to tailor any course to your specific needs. You can even arrange for your own documentation policies or procedures to be included in your Learning Management System.
To discuss these options before making your booking - or to ask any other questions - please just get in touch via our live chat.
This course is intended for personal development only and does not provide a regulated qualification.