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Introducing Advantage Accreditation

Our accreditation service enables you to provide flexible learning by becoming registered as a centre and identifying your key team members to become certified in-house trainers. We will support them to deliver Advantage accredited training programmes within your organisation, helping to reduce the cost of training your employees while maintaining a high standard.

Advantage Accreditation will support you through the development of your training programme, providing advice, evaluation and regular feedback, ensuring that Common Induction Standards, Skills for Care, CQC and SCC requirements are met.

Advantage is committed to the professional development of care workers and provides an essential service for care providers who require training to be externally accredited by a national body. We are easy to work with, flexible and can assist in a wide range of settings.

At Advantage, we aim to:

  • Meet the individual needs of your workplace
  • Provide quality assurance
  • Keep things simple and improve your overall efficiency

Our objective is to:

  • Support you in meeting your legal requirements for training
  • Run a suite of Advantage courses
  • Externally validate your own bespoke training packages
  • Approve your staff to become accredited trainers
  • Enable your setting to claim available funding

LATEST NEWS

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Advantage invites care providers to workshop event

Advantage Accreditation Limited is inviting individuals within the health and social care sector to attend a workshop event in Worcestershire.

Carers open up about ‘uphill struggle’ of dementia

As the Alzheimer’s Society Dementia Community Roadshow continues to tour the country, carers have spoken out about the difficulties of coping with dementia and the lack of awareness about the condition.

Serious failings found at care home where woman died

An inquest into the death of an elderly woman has uncovered an extensive list of failings at the care home where she was a resident.

Care home managers must be active leaders, says guide

A new guide published by the Social Care Association (SCA) has stated that managers in residential care settings must show active, visible leadership in order to ensure good practice.

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