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26th Aug 2020 by caretr25

September Upcoming Training

We have a busy month coming up for training, please see below list. Make sure place your bookings as early as possible to ensure you get a space on the course.

  • Stress Management – Tuesday 01/09
  • Diabetes – Wednesday 02/09
  • REHIS Food Hygiene – Tuesday 08/09
  • Risk Assessment – Wednesday 09/09
  • & Handling – Monday 14/09
  • Emergency First Aid – Tuesday 15/09
  • Personality Disorder Awareness – Tuesday 22/09
  • & Handling Update – Wednesday 23/09
  • Support & Protection of Vulnerable Groups – Tuesday 29/09
  • Infection Control – Wednesday 30/09

If you would like to book onto any of these training sessions please feel free to visit our training pageor contact us on info@caretrain.co.uk

Training Needs

Meeting your training needs

The training offered will change over different periods of the year and in relation to changes in practice, we need to keep this fresh & up to date.

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