Support worker Review

General day to day tasks and outings within the community. Medication administration/support and financial support. Cooking, cleaning, activities, personal hygiene, appointment, shopping. All round support to vulnerable individuals with mental health and learning difficulties (not limited to). Person centred care and support for day to day living as independently as possible.

Correct documentation and archieving. Attending medical and healthcare appointment with all health care professionals (i.e. psychotrists, learning disability team, doctors, nurses, hospital, OTs, college's, group activities, social workers). Whilst doing my NVQ it has given me a lot more knowledge and experience to further my career... The only way is up.

Whilst doing my NVQ it has given me a lot more knowledge and experience to further my career... The only way is up. Furthering my career prospects has been uplifting to know I can make more of a difference to vulnerable peoples lives. I am super excited to see where life takes me.

Chris my trainer has been amazing. Giving me guidance and encouragement throughout him. Standing in for Mark. My two train is throughout. This journey has been absolutely amazing and can't fault them. The trainers are very down to earth and easy to talk to with any problems. Thank you.

I have been given full support and encouragement to fulfil my MVQ to the best of my ability. The managers of the company and seniors have been very supportive. Guiding me very well. Feedback has been fantastic and it's always nice to get constructive criticism so that I can be the best support worker I can be, learning from my mistakes.

Full support given at anytime no matter how big or small. Really easy to talk to and do elaborate on things that is not understood, with these. Absolutely amazing team of trainers. Quick feedback and guided really well to fulfil modules throughout NVQ 3 in health and social care. Outstanding.

Throughout my NVQ I have gained a lot of knowledge and experience that I wouldn't have had. Each module is relevant and broken down into bite-size pieces, so that the learner can grasp with ease. Adapted to each support service that you are currently working for. Can't fault at all. I can now further my career and make a bigger difference to vulnerable adults.

Most activities are for the services themselves depending on the service user and what he or she likes. In terms of staff bonding activities, celebrations of Halloween Christmas are always on the cards. All service uses and staff get together and have lots of food and fun during these times. Or should I say parties.

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Select support partnerships. Provide people with no experience or qualifications to enhance the knowledge around working with vulnerable adults. Providing adequate training, the only enhances your experiences and knowledge. Select support, partnerships are amazing at giving people opportunities to further their career. If you are at the starting point within health and social care, selects support partnerships is the place to go.

Show ambition and willingness to learn. Alongside empathy, compassion care and they will progress you so you can be the best support worker out there. They even give opportunities to those who want to further their career options into senior roles, with no prior experiences. Commitment however is key. X