Q Training (Bristol) Ltd specialises in providing a wide range of health and social care courses and qualifications tailored to help you and your team to develop to your potential.
Our qualifications include Adult Care Diplomas at Level 2, 3, 4 and 5 and Dementia Care Qualifications at Level 2 and Level 3. More details including prices can be found by selecting the Qualification Button.
Our courses include Safeguarding, Medication, Epilepsy and Mental Capacity Act: more details can be found by selecting the courses button.
Prices are from £350 for a half day, £550 for a full day. For some courses we also offer a 2 hour Essentials course for £275. These are for groups of up to 12 staff.
Our wealth of knowledge and experience in training can help you to access funding and assist in developing a training plan for you and your organisation.
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Social Care Qualifications
Our qualifications include the Health and Social Care Diploma at Level 2, 3 and 5. Workforce Development Fund funding options are available to help you cover costs.
Online Care Training
Our one-on-one tutor led interactive online training goes at precisely the pace required by each individual. Prices start from as little as £8.75 per course.
Bespoke In-House Training
We offer a wide range of affordable one day, half day and 2 hour ESSENTIALS care training courses tailored to your needs and delivered in your workplace.
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Q Training (Bristol) Ltd launches increased range of training courses
We have increased our range of half and whole day training courses.
Topics include:
- Basic Life Support (Half day)
- Positive Behavioural Support Awareness (Half day)
- Moving and handling with people (Half day awareness or whole day with practical assessment)
- Medication administration
Full details of these and all our other courses can be viewed by clicking the Courses button from the menu above.
We also offer a range of one-on-one tutor led interactive online training. From prices as low as £8.75 per course our online courses can assist with inducting new staff and updating existing staff. Details of prices and content can be found by clicking the Online Training button from the menu above.
Three books with three different perspectives on dementia
Three very different books illustrate different aspects of either living with dementia or caring for someone with that condition.
Somebody I used to know – Wendy Mitchell, published by Bloomsbury, 2018
Serialised last year as Radio 4’s Book of the Week, Wendy Mitchell’s account of coping with a diagnosis of early onset dementia and of living successfully with it is inspirational and is a powerful and entertaining account of what life can be like for someone with dementia and how life can be challenging but remain fulfilling.
Married to Alzheimer’s. A life Less Ordinary – Steph Booth, published by Penguin 2019
Just published, Married to Alzheimer’s looks at dementia from the perspective of Steph Booth who supported and cared for her husband, the actor Tony Booth who died in 2017. Steph writes honestly about how Alzheimer’s (he refused to call it dementia) impacted on their lives. Steph acknowledges that Tony could be a difficult and rebellious man and that his lifestyle made undertaking and eventually accepting any diagnosis problematic. The difficulties they face together are all too apparent but there is a warmth and humour in the way that she writes about their experience together.
The Memory Detectives – Julia Amos, published by Charlcombe Books, 2018
The Memory Detectives is a short but entertaining book written by Julia Amos whose mother-in law, Jean, lives at Osbourne Court run by one of our customers, Windmill Care Ltd. Although it is a children’s adventure story aimed at encouraging young people to engage with older people with dementia it also provides an excellent illustration for all readers of the value reminiscence and life history work.
Congratulations to our successful City and Guilds Diploma and Certificate learners
Many congratulations to the following for their achievements:
- Sarah Hughes of The Meadows, Windmill Care Ltd: Level 2 Diploma in Care
- Mandy Greenslade of Osbourne Court, Windmill Care Ltd: Level 2 Certificate in Dementia Care
- Adelia Soares of The Meadows, Windmill Care Ltd: Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care
- Natalie Catchpole, Bridgemead House, Bath: Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care
- Lisa Iacono, Bridgemead House, Bath: Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care
- Nikki Mansell, Jesmond Road, Freeways Trust, Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Adult Care (England)