Mandatory care training, delivered properly
The refresher courses every care service relies on — practical, face-to-face where it matters, and planned around your training matrix rather than against it.
- Half-day sessions
- Groups of 8+
- Certificates provided
What mandatory training does a care service need?
There is no single fixed list published by CQC. In practice, care providers follow the subjects set out in Skills for Care's statutory and mandatory training guidance — the training required by law or expected by commissioners and inspectors for safe, effective care. Our course list maps directly onto those subjects, so you can evidence a complete programme.
Courses in this suite
Why face-to-face beats click-through e-learning
| What matters | Generic e-learning | Nur delivered training |
|---|---|---|
| Engagement | Clicked through, often alone | Interactive sessions with discussion and practice |
| Practical skills | Watched, not practised | Hands-on with real equipment where the subject needs it |
| Questions | Nowhere to ask | Answered in the room by an experienced trainer |
| Evidence quality | A completion tick | Certificates plus attendance records for your matrix |
Refresher cycles
Most subjects are refreshed at least every three years, with some — such as basic life support updates and medication competency checks — reviewed more frequently in line with sector guidance and your own policies. We can help you build a rolling programme so nothing lapses between inspections.
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