Skills Plus Training
Empower your Staff With Knowledge and Skills
In any workplace, it is essential to have fully trained staff with the necessary knowledge and skills to do their job effectively. In the care sector, friends and relatives of people in need want to know that staff are able to do their work competently and consistently. In addition, staff are required to perform their duties efficiently and demonstrate this to the Quality of Care Commission. When employees have a chance to develop their skills and knowledge, they will feel empowered to do their jobs with confidence.
The competencies required to work in the health and social services sector are numerous: child and adult protection, health and safety, and many other areas of expertise. Ensuring staff have up-to-date knowledge through classroom & webinar training at the workplace is critical.
Benefits of Health and Social Care Training
Employees who are confident in their knowledge and skills will feel more positive about the job as a whole. A confident employee may also be open to new challenges and feel more at ease working with others.
Empowerment and Confidence
A study by The University of Kent found a positive correlation between trained staff and the quality of life for care home residents.
This is an essential reason for thorough staff training, as the quality of the services provided is an essential part of the work in the field of health and social care.
Better Quality of Service
Employees who receive training and development from their employer are more likely to feel satisfied with their job. In turn, this can lead to an increase in retention rates, which is beneficial for the whole organisation.
Retention of Staff
Vision
We empower and equip your team with the skills, expertise, and professionalism to deliver excellent service.
Mission
To achieve our vision, we will focus on fostering:
Relationship | Commitment to excellence | Expertise | Customer Service | Improvement
Values
We strive to treat people as the experts in their own needs, therefore, we ask and listen more than we tell.
