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The person behind the success. I came into the care sector after deciding to leave my long served job as a warehouse operator. I knew nothing at all about care but decided to give it my all. I started my journey at The Chimes Residential Home where I underwent intense training and soon thrived in […]

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

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

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

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

“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

“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

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