We want to help you maintain a well-led, skilled and valued adult social care workforce. To achieve this, it is important to keep your staff trained and up-to-date.
Norfolk County Council and Suffolk County Council provide access to fully-funded training in health and social care, along with a mentor support service. This training and mentor support is for existing health and social care staff who live and work in Norfolk.
The latest courses available in Norfolk and Waveney for workers in adult social care. Includes core and mandatory training, leadership and management and Covid-19 specific training.
Health and social care courses that are fully-funded by the Government. Adults aged over 24 can gain a level 3 qualification (equivalent to A-Levels). Qualifications are available to any adult who has not already achieved a level 3 qualification. Find colleges and organisations in East Anglia that offer funded qualifications.
Steadfast offers fully-funded training to businesses in Norfolk to upskill employees. They offer the Level 2 Diploma in Care and many other courses.
Health and social care courses offered by Norfolk's Adult Learning team.
Positive behavioural support is best practice when working with people who have:
The support can enhance quality of life and increase independence. It reduces challenging behaviours and improves staff competencies and retention.
We have allocated funding to help train staff who work in adult learning disability supported living or residential care. For further information and how to access the training download Positive Behavioural Support information.
Free digital support programme for small and medium size businesses in Norfolk. Apply for free digital advice and £500 grant.
Digital courses available from Norfolk's Adult Learning team.
Advanced digital training available in the East of England. It is free to become a member of Tech East and receive support and collaborate with other organisations. Learn more about Tech East.
The ICET Project supports small and medium size businesses to access digital training. The project is sponsored by the European Social Fund and funding is available. Further information on the ICET Project.
