Section outline
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Hub
Care Skills
Induction Hub for Care Workers
Welcome to the Induction Hub for Care Workers.
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You can access a variety of learning and resources on ASC LeadER, but some items require an ASC LeadER Account. The following images appear next to the learning and resources to show how they can be accessed.
available to those with an ASC Leader Account.
available to Guests without an ASC Leader Account.
Adult Social Care workers in the East Riding can apply for an ASC LeadER Account using the Create a new account facility, which you can access here. You only need 1 account, if you have forgotten you password you need to request a reset using the Password reset facility
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Social care is about providing physical, emotional and social support to help people live their lives. For various reasons and at different stages in their lives, some people need support to develop and maintain their independence, dignity and control.
Access the learning resources below based on where you work:
I work in the Independent Care Sector
I work in the Council
Access Standard 1 and Standard 2 on the Care Certificate Hub (eAssessment)
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Working safely is about keeping people well and safe from harm. It is essential that you carry out your duties in a that protects your own and others health and safety.
Access the learning resources below based on where you work:
I work in the Independent Care Sector
Basic Life Support (Knowledge)- Conflict Resolution - Level 1
Infection Prevention and Control- Use the eBooking process to book a place on the 'Health, Safety and Welfare in Social Care - Level 1' course.
- Moving and Handling of People in Adult Social Care - Module A - Essentials
I work for the Council
- Access Standard 12, 13 and 15 on the Care Certificate Hub (eAssessment)
- Book a place on the 'Basic Life Support (Practical) course.
- Conflict Resolution - Level 1
- Book a place on the 'Health, Safety and Welfare in Social Care - Level 1' course.
- Moving and Handling of People in Adult Social Care - Module A - Essentials
- Book a place on the 'Moving and Handling of People (Practical)' course.
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In any job role you will manage information and come across information about people.
Access the learning resources below based on where you work:
I work in the Independent Care Sector
Data Protection and Security Training Workbook- Use the eBooking process to book a place on the 'Recording Skills for Care Givers' course
I work for the Council
- Access Standard 14 on the Care Certificate Hub (eAssessment)
- Network and email users must complete - Data Protection and Security eLearning (Corporate)
- Non-network and email users can complete Data Protection and Security Training Workbook
- Book a place on the 'Recording Skills for Care Givers' course
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Everyone has to right to live in safety, free from abuse and neglect.
Access the learning resources below based on where you work:
I work for the Independent Care Sector
Safeguarding Adults - Level 1- Safeguarding Children - Level 1 or Safeguarding Children Awareness for the Adults Workforce - SSG
- Mental Capacity Act Awareness (Level 1)
I work for the Council
- Access Standard 10 and 11 on the Care Certificate Hub (eAssessment)
- Mental Capacity Act Awareness (Level 1)
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You have a duty of care to all those receiving care and support from your service / organisation.
Access the learning resource below based on where you work:
I work in the Independent Care Sector
I work for the Council
Access Standard 3 on the Care Certificate Hub (eAssessment)
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Like you, others are individuals and have their own view, likes and dislikes. It is critical that we recognise individuality and provide Service User focused services.
Access the learning resources below based on where you work
I work for the Independent Care Sector
Carers Awareness
Communication Skills in Adult Social Care - SSG- Equality and Diversity Awareness for Adult Social Care - SSG
- Privacy and Dignity
- Work in a Person Centred Way
I work for the Council
- Access Standard 4, 5, 6, and 7 on the Care Certificate Hub (eAssessment)
- Carers Awareness
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In the main, social care supports people with their non-clinical needs and colleagues in Health Services provide clinical support. However, there are some duties that social care carry out that supports a Service User maintain their health and wellbeing.
Access the learning resources below based on where you work:
I work for the Independent Care Sector
Review the Courses and Events page and book a place on the relevant 'Medication Management' course for your role
Mental Health, Dementia and Learning Disabilities Awareness- Oral Health Assessment Tools for Adults in Care
- Use the eBooking process to book a place on the 'Nutrition and Hydration Support in Social Care Settings' course or Dysphagia - Module 1 - Essentials
- Dysphagia - Module 3 - Food
I work for the Council
- Access Standard 8 and 9, and the Requirement for Oral Health on the Care Certificate Hub (eAssessment)
- Book a place on the relevant 'Medication Management' course for your role
- Oral Health Assessment Tools for Adults in Care
- Book a place on the 'Nutrition and Hydration Support in Social Care Settings' course or Dysphagia - Module 1 - Essentials
- Dysphagia - Module 3 - Food
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Understanding Your Role