I have completed my Level 2 Diploma in Adult Social Care, I have enjoyed completing my assignments. I have learnt so much by doing my research on various assessments. When I first started my course, I did not know how to set out an assignment as it has been over 30 years since I was […]
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I was 17 when I first started working at Hawksyard, not having a clue where I wanted to work. By chance, my friend worked there and said I should go for a job, and I am so glad I did. I first started working with complex needs and end of life care and gained so
Shannon started to work in care, aged 17 – have a read of her story. Read More »
I have really enjoyed studying my level 3 Diploma in Lead Adult Social Care as an Apprenticeship. It has enabled me to study around my work in social care. Not only did I complete my mandatory units but I was able to pick the optional units that interested me. It has involved lots of research
Apprenticeships are for everyone – take a read of Amanda’s story. Read More »
I was 18 years old when I was let go from my café job during COVID-19. I then started at The Hermitage. I was very apprehensive and nervous, as I had never done anything like this before, plus I was working nights which was a completely new thing for me! Being so young and not sure of
Adult Nursing Degree is where Kirsty M is heading! Read More »
“I started my Level 3 Diploma in Lead Adult Care 4 years ago, it had taken me longer than I originally thought as I became unwell around a year into completing due to being diagnosed with MS. At that point I thought I wouldn’t be able to finish my Diploma but Tracie has been amazing
The only way is… to PROGRESS for Rebecca! Read More »
“I joined Blueberry Care in June 2014 as recruitment manager for the nursing agency desk. My job responsibilities were recruitment, and running the agency desk.” “I placed RGN / RMN Senior and HCA into nursing and residential homes.” “This was a massive change within my career as I had previously been a store manager in retail.” “I
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In 2017, I transitioned from the Education sector to Health and Social care after caring for a relative with lung cancer, which highlighted the importance of supporting those who lose their independence due to illness. After my relative’s passing, I began my care career as a Care Assistant in residential care in East Staffordshire, eventually
Here is Wendy’s story… How rewarding! Read More »
