Introducing Our Lite Package
ILG Academy has been providing eLearning courses for Personal Care Assistants (PCAs) since 2021. Its Lite eLearning package has provided training to thousands of PCAs, helping them to enhance their knowledge and skills in a range of essential areas.
The Lite package covers six courses, all of which are CPD accredited. These include Coronavirus Awareness & Infection Control, Health & Safety Awareness, Stress Awareness, Risk Assessment Awareness, Medication Awareness, and GDPR Awareness. These courses provide comprehensive knowledge and skills that are essential for PCAs in delivering quality care to their clients.
Course Information
The Coronavirus Awareness & Infection Control course has been especially relevant during the pandemic, teaching PCAs how to minimise the spread of the virus in their care settings. The Health & Safety Awareness course covers the principles of hazard identification, risk assessment, and accident prevention. The Stress Awareness course teaches PCAs how to recognise the causes and effects of stress, as well as effective strategies for managing it. The Risk Assessment Awareness course provides basic knowledge on how to conduct a risk assessment, while the Medication Awareness course covers the safe handling and administration of medication. Lastly, the GDPR Awareness course teaches PCAs how to handle personal data in compliance with GDPR regulations.
Customers who require a more comprehensive training solution can upgrade to one of ILG Academy’s paid packages. These include Bronze, Silver, and Gold packages, which offer a wider range of courses and additional features such as progress tracking and reporting. For customers who have specific training needs, ILG Academy can also build bespoke packages that are tailored to their individual requirements. This ensures that customers receive training and support that is directly relevant to their work as Personal Care Assistants.
One of the key benefits of ILG Academy’s eLearning courses is the flexibility that they offer. PCAs can access the courses at any time and from any location, allowing them to learn at their own pace and fit their training around their other responsibilities. This can be particularly beneficial for those who work irregular hours or have caring responsibilities.
In addition, the courses are designed to be engaging and interactive, using a range of multimedia elements such as videos, animations, and quizzes. This can help to maintain the learner’s interest and increase knowledge retention.
Conclusion
ILG Academy’s Lite eLearning package is a valuable resource for Personal Care Assistants (PCAs) looking to improve their knowledge and skills. With courses covering essential areas such as health and safety, risk assessment, and stress management, the package has helped thousands of PCAs to enhance their professional development. Customers can also upgrade to one of ILG Academy’s paid packages or request a bespoke package that is tailored to their individual needs. The flexibility and interactivity of the courses make them an ideal choice for PCAs who want to fit their training around their other commitments.
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