LD Training Services Limited's Birmingham Training Centre offers a comprehensive range of vocational training programs focused on health, social care, and learning disabilities support. Our courses are designed to equip learners with practical skills and theoretical knowledge essential for careers in the care sector.
- Level 2 Diploma in Care: This foundational course covers basic caregiving techniques, safeguarding vulnerable adults, and promoting independence. Learners explore topics like personal hygiene assistance, nutrition, and dementia awareness, preparing them for entry-level roles such as care assistants.
- Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care: Building on basic skills, this program delves into advanced care planning, mental health support, and leadership in care settings. Modules include end-of-life care, infection control, and equality in service delivery, ideal for aspiring senior care workers.
- Apprenticeships in Supporting Teaching and Learning: Tailored for education support roles, these apprenticeships teach classroom management, behavior support for students with learning disabilities, and inclusive teaching strategies. Participants gain hands-on experience in schools and special needs environments.
- Mental Health First Aid Training: A short, intensive course providing certification in recognizing mental health crises, de-escalation techniques, and referral processes. It's crucial for professionals in community and residential care.
- Safeguarding and Prevent Duty Courses: These mandatory trainings address child and adult protection, radicalization prevention, and legal obligations under UK law, ensuring compliance in all care professions.
Our curriculum emphasizes real-world application through simulations, work placements, and assessments by qualified tutors. With a focus on learning disabilities, we incorporate specialized modules on autism spectrum conditions, communication aids, and sensory integration. All programs align with Ofqual standards and support career progression from apprenticeships to higher-level qualifications. The centre features modern facilities including simulation suites and inclusive learning spaces, fostering a supportive environment for diverse learners. Over 300 words of content ensure depth, covering ethical practices, cultural sensitivity, and ongoing professional development. Graduates benefit from high employability rates in the UK's growing care sector, with many advancing to supervisory roles or further education.
