Online training for care workers in England
Short, practical courses written for adult social care. Learn on your phone, pass the assessment and get a certificate your employer can check online.
Your employer adds you, and you sign in with your email. There's no password to remember.
How it works
Carers learn at their own pace. Managers see who's done what, and what's due next.
If you're a carer
- Sign in with your emailYour employer adds you. We email you a sign-in link.
- Work through the lessonsShort lessons, quick checks and real care scenarios. Your progress saves as you go.
- Take the assessmentMultiple-choice questions with an 80% pass mark. If you don't pass, review the lessons and try again.
- Download your certificateIt's kept in My learning, and we remind you before your refresher is due.
If you manage a care service
- Add your carersEnter a name and email, choose the courses and set a due date.
- Track progress liveA training matrix shows what's complete, in progress, due or overdue.
- Keep records inspection-readyCertificates are stored for you, and a training log is emailed every month.
Written for adult social care
Examples from care homes and home care in England, in plain English.
Mapped to the standards
Each course shows the CQC regulations and Care Certificate standards it supports.
Certificates you can check
Anyone can confirm a certificate is genuine on our verification page.
Refresher reminders
Carers and managers are reminded before training runs out of date.
Courses
Every course is online, takes about an hour or less, and ends with an assessment.
29 courses
Communication
Communicate effectively with the people you support: the communication cycle, active listening, barriers, sensory loss, dementia, learning disability and autism, difficult conversations, the Accessible Information Standard, confidentiality and clear recording and handover.
Core mandatoryCOSHH
Use, store and dispose of hazardous substances safely: COSHH duties, routes of exposure, hazard pictograms, safety data sheets, COSHH assessments, PPE, body fluids and what to do when something goes wrong.
Core mandatoryDignity in Care
Put dignity and respect at the centre of everyday care: what dignity means, the law, the 10 Dignity Do's, privacy during personal care, respectful language, mealtimes and continence, difficult moments, and speaking up.
Core mandatoryDuty of Care
What duty of care means, how to stay accountable and work within your competence, how to balance people's rights against risks, and how to handle complaints, incidents, errors, the duty of candour, conflict and speaking up.
Core mandatoryEquality, Diversity and Inclusion
Treat everyone fairly, respect difference and challenge discrimination: the Equality Act 2010, human rights, unconscious bias, inclusive everyday practice, communication access, and how to speak up and report.
Core mandatoryFire Safety
Prevent fires and respond safely in care homes and people's own homes: the law, how fire starts and spreads, high-risk products such as emollients and oxygen, fire doors, extinguishers, evacuation and PEEPs.
Core mandatoryFood Hygiene
Prepare, store, cook and serve food safely for people who are more vulnerable to food poisoning: hygiene, temperatures, cross-contamination, allergens, special diets, outbreaks and safe kitchens.
Core mandatoryGDPR Stage One
Data protection for all care staff: personal and special category data, the law and the seven principles, confidentiality and the Caldicott principles, people's rights, safe use of phones and messaging, sharing information and spotting data breaches.
Core mandatoryHealth and Safety
Your health and safety duties in care: the law, who is responsible for what, risk assessment, common hazards, equipment, accidents and RIDDOR, emergencies, security and your own wellbeing.
Core mandatoryInfection Prevention and Control
Break the chain of infection: standard precautions, hand hygiene, PPE, respiratory hygiene, cleaning, spillages, sharps, linen and waste, and managing outbreaks in care homes and people's homes.
Core mandatoryLone Working
Stay safe when you work alone in people's homes and the community: the law, planning, risk assessment, travel, check-in systems, de-escalation, emergencies and what to do after an incident.
Core mandatoryMedication Practice
Support people with their medicines safely in care homes and in their own homes: the law and NICE guidance, your role and its limits, levels of support, the six rights, MAR charts, PRN, refusals and covert administration, errors, storage, disposal and controlled drugs.
Core mandatoryMental Capacity Act and DoLS
Apply the Mental Capacity Act 2005 in everyday care: the five principles, the capacity test, best interests, restraint, LPAs, advance decisions, IMCAs and the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards.
Core mandatoryMoving and Handling
The theory behind safe moving and handling of people and objects: the law, your spine, risk assessment, equipment and hoists, moving people in bed and on foot, consent and dignity, objects and the home, falls, and reporting. Practical skills are taught and assessed in person.
Core mandatoryPerson-Centred Care
See the person, not the task: person-centred values and the 6Cs, getting to know people, care planning, personalisation, consent, positive risk-taking, everyday choices and person-centred recording.
Core mandatoryRecording Information
Write accurate, factual, person-centred and secure care records, on paper and on digital systems, that meet CQC expectations, data protection law and the Caldicott principles.
Core mandatorySafeguarding Adults
Recognise the ten types of abuse and neglect, respond to a disclosure and report concerns, in line with the Care Act 2014.
Core mandatorySafeguarding Children and Young People
Recognise abuse, neglect and exploitation of children, and know exactly what to do if you are worried about a child you meet through your work: the law, the signs, responding to a disclosure, recording, reporting and safe working.
SpecialistBehaviours That Challenge
Understand why behaviours that challenge happen and respond with Positive Behaviour Support: functions of behaviour, triggers, de-escalation, restrictive practice as a last resort, safeguarding and debriefs.
SpecialistContinence Care
Support people with bladder and bowel problems with dignity: types and causes of incontinence, red flags, assessment and recording, promoting continence, toileting support, pads and skin care, catheter care, UTIs, constipation and diarrhoea, and knowing which tasks need delegated training.
SpecialistDementia Awareness
Understand dementia and how it affects the brain, tell dementia from delirium, communicate with compassion, respond to distress without drugs or force, protect rights under the Mental Capacity Act, and support people to live and die well, in line with NICE guideline NG97.
SpecialistEpilepsy Awareness
Recognise different seizures, give safe first aid, know when to call 999, and support people with epilepsy through care plans, medicines, risk assessment and accurate seizure records.
SpecialistFalls Awareness
Understand why people fall, help prevent falls while protecting independence, and respond safely when someone has fallen, in line with NICE guideline NG249 (2025).
SpecialistOral Care
Support good mouth care for adults in care: why it matters, assessment, brushing, denture care, recognising problems and dental pain, consent and refusal, special circumstances, and getting help.
InductionEnd of Life Care
Support people to live well until they die and to die with dignity: advance care planning, the law on capacity and advance decisions, DNACPR and ReSPECT, communication, comfort care, recognising the last days of life, care after death, and looking after yourself.
InductionLearning Disability
Support people with a learning disability to live good, healthy and safe lives: what a learning disability is, rights and independence, communication, behaviour, health inequalities, consent and protection from abuse.
InductionMental Health
Understand common mental health conditions, recognise early signs and crisis, know the law, support physical health and medication, respond safely to distress and suicide risk, and support people with dignity, equality and a person-centred approach.
InductionThe Care Certificate
Knowledge learning for all 16 Care Certificate standards (March 2025). The certificate is issued only after your employer has observed you meeting the standards at work.
ManagersGDPR Stage Two (Managers)
For managers and senior staff: your accountability, lawful bases and special category conditions, controllers and processors, privacy notices and records, DPIAs, rights requests, information security, breach management and safe information sharing.
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Train your whole team in one place
- Assign courses and due dates to each carer
- See a live training matrix and certificates in one place
- Sign off the Care Certificate online after you observe your carer
- Face-to-face practical training is also available
£50a month for your company account, plus £6 per carer per month. No set-up fee.