Training News - Care Home Professional

Care England and University of Birmingham partner on adult social care centre

Best Practice Business Business Practice Innovation People Training by Lee Peart on March 25, 2021

Care England is partnering with the University of Birmingham and a broader consortium on the development of a new centre for adult social care to put evidence into practice to promote and maintain people’s independence

Workforce Development Fund opens for grant applications

Human Resources People Training by Lee Peart on March 5, 2021

Grant applications are now open for Skills for Care’s Workforce Development Fund for 2021-22. The funding will support registered managers

Care leaders push for ‘people plan’ 10 years on from Dilnot report

Business Events Legislation People Recruitment Training by Lee Peart on February 12, 2021

Sir Andrew Dilnot and former health secretary Jeremy Hunt are among 28 figures from across the political spectrum, social care

Oakland Care receives ‘top employer’ accreditation

Best Practice Business Care home groups Human Resources Operators People Recruitment Training by Lee Peart on January 29, 2021

Luxury care home provider, Oakland Care, is celebrating after being the only social care provider included in a prestigious top

ADASS programme to develop next generation of social care leaders

Human Resources People Training by Lee Peart on January 28, 2021

The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) has announced the launch of a new programme to help train

Care workers achieve training qualifications during pandemic

Care home groups Human Resources Operators People Training by Lee Peart on January 26, 2021

Fifteen care workers at the Czajka Care Group have achieved new industry qualifications whilst working at care and nursing homes in West Yorkshire. The caring team look after older people at Fairmount Nursing Home, Brookfield

Skills for Care reveals over 100,000 workforce shortfall

Business Human Resources People Recruitment Research Training by Lee Peart on October 21, 2020

The adult social care sector in England still needs to fill around 112,000 job vacancies on any given day, according to a new report published by Skills for Care.