Supporting independence in the tasks of daily living

For working in all settings including healthcare, social care, home care, and community care

The Level 2 Supporting independence in the tasks of daily living course. This course will help you to learn how to support people in the tasks of daily living. Being independent gives us a sense of control over our life. As a care worker, you will need to know why it is important to promote independence as well as recognising what support people need, taking into consideration people’s preferences and abilities. Fee paid covers all online learning materials, tests and re-takes, and One Completion Certificate.
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Summary of Supporting independence in the tasks of daily living course

  • Credit Value: 5 credits

  • Guided Learning Hours: 37 hours

  • Type of Learning Programme: Knowledge-based course

  • Entry requirements: None. No minimum entry restrictions

  • Study Method: Online and self-paced by the learner

  • Assessment type: End of course Multiple Choice Questions

  • Cost(s) of assessment and certification – All costs included in the course price

  • Assessment pass mark – 80% needed to pass. You will receive instant results to let you know if you have successfully passed the course.

  • Quiz Retakes are free.

  • Digital Certificate of Completion: FREE. Available as Instant Self-Download, when all content have been completed.

Level 2 Supporting independence in the tasks of daily living

The Level 2 Supporting independence in the tasks of daily living course, is aimed at those who are interested in, or new to, working in any health or social care setting. 

This course will help you to learn how to support people in the tasks of daily living. 

You will need to know why it is important to promote independence as well as recognising what support people need, taking into consideration people’s preferences and abilities.Being independent gives us a sense of control over our life. 

Eating and drinking is vital for life. You will learn how to support people to plan and prepare nutritious meals while encouraging them to participate actively. 

Being independent also means being able to shop for personal and household items. You will learn how to support people to buy items of their choice safely in a way that they prefer. 

Some people may require help to know how to keep their home safe and secure; you will learn how to support them to do so. 

A person may become more independent or they may need more support. You will learn to recognise when people’s needs do change and know how to respond to these changes.

Level 2 Supporting independence in the tasks of daily living

Topics covered in this course

What you will learn 

1. principles for supporting independence in the tasks of daily living

2. how to establish what support is required for daily living tasks

3. how to provide support for planning and preparing meals

4. how to provide support for buying and using household and personal items

5. how to provide support for keeping the home clean and secure

6. how to identify and respond to changes needed in support for daily living tasks.

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Enrolment for yourself, or for someone else. If paying for more than 1 person, change Qty from 1 to the number of persons you want to enrol.

After payment, we email the buyer to obtain the learner's details. Once we receive a reply from the buyer, we enrol the learner, and we send login email and enrolment instructions to the learner.
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