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NCFE CACHE Accredited
NVQ Level 2 Diploma Adult Care
Advance your care career with this comprehensive RQF qualification — fully regulated by Ofqual, aligned to CQC standards, and designed for real-world care environments.
9
Modules
58-60
Credits
6-12
Months
Flexible Payment Plan
You have the option to choose from four easy instalment plans
No Hidden Fee
Fully inclusive of all learning resources, assignments, and certification.
Blended Learning
Study from anywhere, at any time, at your convenience.
£1000
Course Materials + Assessment + Certification
- Live 1:1 Assessor Support included
- All assessments & materials included
- 14-day money back guarantee
- Start anytime, learn at your pace
Course at a Glance
Everything you need to know before enrolling.
Accreditation
NCFE CACHE
Qualification Number
610/0498/4
Total Credits
58-60 Credits
Learning mode
Blended
Total Qualification Time
6-12 Months
Assessor Support
Tele Support
Level 2 Diploma Overview
The NVQ/RQF Level 2 Diploma in Adult Care offered by Welfare Academy is designed for individuals beginning or developing a career in the health and social care sector. This qualification equips learners with foundational knowledge and practical skills to provide safe, effective, and person-centred care.
Covering 9 key modules, the course addresses essential topics such as communication, duty of care, safeguarding, equality and inclusion, health and safety, and personal development in care settings.
Delivered over 6 to 12 months through a flexible blended learning model, the programme combines practical-based assessments with weekly feedback, career coaching, and dedicated tutor support. Graduates are prepared for employment in adult care roles across NHS, private, and third-sector organisations, with a strong emphasis on rights-based, person-centred approaches to care.
What's Included
Everything you need to succeed in this qualification.
Quality Guarantee
Training excellence and student satisfaction at every stage of your learning journey.
Live 1:1 Academic Support
Direct discussion sessions with your assessor whenever you need them, until completion.
Join Anytime
Training excellence and student satisfaction at every stage of your learning journey.
CQC-Recognised Certification
Training excellence and student satisfaction at every stage of your learning journey.
Course Details
Everything you need to succeed in this qualification.
Qualification Specification
Work Placement Requirements
Course Curriculum
- Lead Communication in Adult Care Settings (D/616/6409))
- Develop, Maintain and Use Records and Reports (R/616/6410)
- Personal Development in Adult Care Settings (Y/616/6411)
- Lead Inclusive Practice in Adult Care Settings (D/616/6412)
- Lead Health and Safety in Adult Care Settings (H/616/6413)
- Facilitate Person-Centred Assessment to Support Well-Being (K/616/6414)
- Facilitate Support Planning to Ensure Positive Outcomes for Individuals and to Support Well-Being (M/616/6415)
- Professional Practice in Adult Care Settings (T/616/6416)
- Working in Partnership With Others (A/616/6417)
- Understand Personalisation in Care and Support Services (F/616/6418)
- Understand Safeguarding and Protection in Adult Care Settings (J/616/6419)
- Safeguard Children and Young People Who Are Present in the Adult Care Sector (A/616/6420)
Who Should Take This Course?
Entry Requirements
This diploma is ideal for individuals currently working in adult care. No formal academic qualifications are required, and learners from all educational backgrounds are welcome.
Requirements:
- Access to any device with a reliable internet connection to complete online modules.
- Must be based in the UK (excluding Northern Ireland) to complete workplace observations.
- Learners already working in care must have a qualified expert witness at their workplace to verify practical skills.
- Workplace observations must be signed by a qualified expert witness who:
- Understands the RQF units
- Has relevant experience in care
- Has assessment experience or a role in evaluating staff practice
Initial Assessment:
All learners are required to complete an initial assessment of English before starting the course. If a learner has already completed such assessments, their records will be reviewed and updated by Welfare Academy as needed to ensure readiness for the programme.
This ensures that every learner’s starting point is assessed, allowing for tailored support throughout the course.
Assessment Method
This Adult Care Level 3 course is assessed through a series of assignments designed to evaluate your knowledge and understanding. Assignments are typically completed at the end of each module or unit throughout the programme.
Completing Assignments
After reviewing the course materials, you can begin working on the assignments. Assessment may include:
- Written assignments and coursework
- Workplace evidence, such as written testimonies from a manager or colleague
- Direct observations of work-related tasks
- Submission of work products as evidence
Face-to-Face Observation
Face-to-face observation is a mandatory component of the course to assess practical skills in a real workplace setting.
- NCFE Cache Level 3 Adult Care Qualification: One face-to-face observation will be conducted by a welfare Academy assessor.
To schedule an observation, contact us via email at least one month in advance. Observations can be arranged at a suitable time during the qualification period.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this qualification.
What are the entry requirements?
This course is suitable for beginners or those with limited experience in health and social care. No prior formal qualifications are strictly required, though basic literacy and numeracy skills are recommended.
How long does the course take?
The programme is flexible and typically takes 6 to 12 months to complete, depending on your pace and schedule.
What is the course fee?
The total fee is £1,000, with flexible payment options available.
Is the course fully online?
Yes, the course uses a digital learning platform with blended learning. Practical assessments are included, and there are no formal written exams.
What modules are covered?
The diploma includes 9 core modules, such as:
- Communication in Care Settings
- Handle Information in Care Settings
- Personal Development
- Person-Centred Approaches
- Equality and Inclusion
- Health, Safety, and Well-Being
- Responsibilities of a Care Worker
- Duty of Care
- Safeguarding and Protection
Will I get support during the course?
Yes, learners receive guidance from experienced industry tutors, weekly feedback on assignments, and career coaching.
What career opportunities are available after this course?
Graduates can pursue roles as care workers or support staff in NHS, private care providers, and third-sector organisations.
Can I study while working full-time?
Yes, the flexible learning schedule allows learners to balance study with work commitments.
How is the course assessed?
Assessment is practical-based, focusing on applying knowledge in real workplace scenarios. Continuous feedback is provided; no formal exams are required.
How do I enroll?
You can enroll directly on the Welfare Academy website: Enroll Now.
Accreditation
NCFE CACHE
- Regulated by Ofqual — the UK government's qualifications regulator
- Accredited by the Northern Council for Further Education
- Meets all Care Quality Commission (CQC) requirements
- Recognised by NHS and private care employers nationwide
Flexible Payment Plan
- Pay £300/month over 5 months — no interest
- Pay £500/month over 3 months — no interest
Get in Touch
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