Patient care
Everyday care that keeps patients comfortable, safe and respected.
- Bathing, dressing and feeding
- Safe lifting and mobility
- Patient communication
Clinical training with certification
Learn patient care, first aid and clinical support in a training lab built like a real ward. Graduate with the skills, confidence and compassion that hospitals, clinics and families look for.
Hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and families all depend on trained assistants who can care for people with skill and kindness. A healthcare assistant is often the first person a patient meets and the one who spends the most time by their side.
Our program teaches you to care for patients safely, from hygiene and mobility to vital signs and first aid. You also learn communication, patient dignity and teamwork with nurses and doctors.
Four core skill areas that every healthcare assistant needs, taught step by step.
Everyday care that keeps patients comfortable, safe and respected.
Act quickly and correctly when someone is hurt or unwell.
Gentle, dignified support for older adults at home or in care.
Assist nurses and clinicians with routine clinical tasks.
You practise every task with your own hands, first on mannequins, then in supervised care settings.
Safe lifting, turning and transfers.
Bed making and personal hygiene care.
Gentle support for daily living.
Real care settings with trainer guidance.
Our clinical simulation lab is set up like a real ward, so you learn to use equipment and care for patients before you ever meet one.
Practise lifting, turning, bathing and dressing care.
Measure temperature, pulse, blood pressure and oxygen levels.
Make beds, adjust positions and use mobility aids.
Learn CPR, bandaging and emergency response.
Choose a topic to see the procedures you will master before you start work.
A general guide only. Your trainer teaches the full charts and when to alert a nurse.
Care providers of every size need trained assistants, so your skills are valued wherever people need care.
Ward and patient care assistant roles.
Patient preparation, vitals and front-desk support.
Daily care and companionship for residents.
One-to-one care for patients in their own homes.
New batches begin on the first of every month. Seats are limited to 15 per batch.