NCFE CACHE qualifications

Learners will acquire the knowledge to work with those suffering from dementia and discover how to provide professional care to help combat the illness.

Learners will acquire the necessary skills to launch a successful career working within an early years setting.

The Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care will explore a wide range of topic areas related to working in adult social care, all of which will help to enhance and develop your knowledge of this field.

Learners will acquire in-depth knowledge on how to successfully work with adults as a care worker.

The Level 2 Children and Young People's Workforce RQF will provide learners with a greater knowledge and understanding of the legislation surrounding working within a child care setting.

The RQF qualification for this course has now replaced the QCF and NVQ qualification.

The Common Health Conditions qualification is ideal if you are an experienced health care worker or new to the industry, caring for clients or patients in a work environment.
This course is an RQF qualification, and has now replaced the old QCF qualification.

The Certificate in the Principles of Dementia Care is aimed at care workers who are looking to gain a greater understanding of how to care for people with dementia.
This is an RQF qualification, which has now replaced the QCF qualification.

The Certificate in Care and Management of Diabetes programme will equip learners with a greater understanding of this condition, including the signs and symptoms, nutritional advice and much more.
The RQF qualification for this course has now replaced the QCF qualification.

Students can expect to enhance their knowledge and understanding of the key principles of dignity, duty of care and safeguarding as applied to adult health and social care.
This course is an RQF qualification, and has now replaced the old QCF qualification.

This Certificate in Principles of Working with Individuals with Learning Disabilities is suitable for learners working with, or intending to work with, individuals with learning disabilities, in a variety of areas.
The QCF qualification has now been replaced by the newer RQF qualification.