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Advance your career with the NCFE CACHE Level 5 Diploma in Leading and Managing an Adult Care Service. Designed for registered managers and those moving into management in adult care. Must be employed in a managerial role in adult care. Fully recognised on the RQF.
NCFE CACHE Level 5 Diploma in Leading and Managing an Adult Care Service
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Advance your career with the NCFE CACHE Level 5 Diploma in Leading and Managing an Adult Care Service. This recognised qualification is designed to support the development of registered managers of adult social care services, and is ideal for those in, or moving into, management roles within adult care settings.
You’ll develop the knowledge and skills to lead and manage a service: managing and improving care and support for the people who use it, supporting and developing your workforce, and driving the vision for your service or organisation.
This qualification replaces the NCFE CACHE Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Adult Care. Learners must be employed in a managerial role in an adult care setting to complete the assessments. The course includes observations of your practice in your workplace, which are a required part of the assessment.
Fully recognised RQF qualification.
Perfect for registered managers, deputy managers and aspiring managers in adult care.
Covers governance and regulation, safeguarding, supervision, health and wellbeing, equality and human rights, and continuous improvement.
Study flexibly alongside your role in the adult care sector.
Qualification Title: NCFE CACHE Level 5 Diploma in Leading and Managing an Adult Care Service
Qualification Number: 610/7215/1
Total Credits: 95 (80 mandatory, 15 optional)
Mandatory units
Unit 1 (Y/652/0110): Leadership and management in adult care
Unit 2 (H/652/0114): Governance and regulatory processes in adult care
Unit 3 (K/652/0116): Decision making in adult care
Unit 4 (R/652/0119): Business and resource management in adult care
Unit 5 (D/652/0121): Team leadership in adult care
Unit 6 (J/652/0124): Team learning and development in adult care
Unit 7 (L/652/0126): Supervising others in adult care
Unit 8 (R/652/0128): Safeguarding in adult care
Unit 9 (D/652/0130): Mental capacity in adult care
Unit 10 (H/652/0132): Partnerships in adult care
Unit 11 (L/652/0135): Comments and complaints in adult care
Unit 12 (R/652/0137): Leading the vision in adult care
Unit 13 (Y/652/0139): Continuous improvement in adult care
Unit 14 (H/652/0141): Effective communication in adult care
Unit 15 (K/652/0143): Handling information in adult care
Unit 16 (R/652/0146): Lead person-centred practice in adult care
Unit 17 (Y/652/0148): Health and wellbeing in adult care
Unit 18 (K/652/0152): Equality, diversity, inclusion and human rights in adult care
Unit 19 (L/652/0153): Health and safety
Unit 20 (A/652/0149): Continuous development in adult care
Unit 21 (T/652/0147): Personal wellbeing in adult care
Optional units
Unit 22 (J/652/0142): Advocacy in adult care
Unit 23 (H/652/0123): Understanding mental capacity in adult care
Unit 24 (M/652/0118): Sexuality and sexual health in adult care
Unit 25 (M/652/0109): Induction in adult care
Unit 26 (D/652/0159): Recruitment, selection and retention in adult care
This advanced-level qualification is designed for those working in or moving into management roles in adult care settings, developing the leadership and management skills needed to run a service in line with legislation and regulatory standards. Learners must be employed in a managerial role in an appropriate adult care setting to meet the assessment requirements.
This is a fully-recognised qualification awarded by NCFE CACHE and listed on the RQF. It is assessed in line with the Skills for Care and Development Assessment Principles.
Many units include skills that must be assessed by direct observation of your practice. A qualified assessor will observe you in person in your workplace; remote observation can only be used alongside this, not instead of it.
You’ll build a portfolio of evidence from assignments based on real situations in your work. You’ll access your learning materials and submit your work online using our learner management system. Your expert assessor will mark your work and guide you throughout the programme.
There are no formal entry requirements, but you must be at least 19, and you may find it helpful to have already achieved a Level 3 qualification.
Before enrolling, you must be employed in a managerial role in an adult care setting.
Upon completing your course, you will receive a certificate from NCFE, a respected educational charity with over 170 years’ experience.
Enrolment in an NCFE CACHE course grants you two years’ access to the NCFE CACHE Alumni network and its resources.
You have 12 months of tutor support to complete your course, starting from the day you enrol.
From the guidance of our personal tutors whose industry experience can help to support and mentor your studies, to our comprehensive study guide and course materials.
You too can take advantage of the extensive knowledge base of our personal tutors and use their experiences to get all of your questions answered. Similarly, our student support team are readily available to lend you their advice and guidance as they help you to decipher your course materials and answer your questions.
This is a question that our team are often asked, there are many reasons but here are the main reasons to choose Association of Learning:
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You have 12 months of tutor and assessor support to complete your course, and there is no additional cost if you finish sooner.
How long you take depends on the time you can give to your studies and, where your course includes workplace observations, on arranging these in your setting.
This is a government-regulated qualification, with certification provided by an Ofqual-regulated awarding body.
There are two payment options, pay in full for your course or monthly. Our monthly payment option allows you to spread the cost of your course over a number of months.
If you choose to pay using a payment plan, to apply you must be able to answer yes to the following:
No, this is a distance learning course, which means your assessments will be submitted and marked using our online LMS (Learner Management System).
Unlike other providers, Association of Learning uses a fast-track system. Your digital certificate is issued by the Awarding Organisation and then forwarded directly to your inbox by our team.
While the official timeframe is six weeks, our students typically receive their digital credentials within two weeks.
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