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Training
Programmes
The Cyprus Third Age Observatory, in collaboration with certified trainers, provides high-quality training services, recognized and approved by the Human Resources Development Authority and other Organizations.
Training
Programmes
The following training programme is the intellectual property of the Cyprus Third Age Observatory and is strictly prohibited to sell, copy, replicate, modify, reproduce, transmit and distribute in any way the whole or a part it. Copyright © Cyprus Third Age Observatory. All rights reserved.
...the support that makes the DIFFERENCE
PROFESSIONAL CARE
The professional caregiver is not just an assistant; she/he is the soul that supports everyday life with humanity, responsibility and dedication. Her/His training is the foundation to offer not only quality care but also substantial support to every individual and family. By investing in continuous training, we highlight the caregiver as a true pillar of dignity and quality of life.
Basic Training of Social Carers (100 hours)
The professional caregiver is a profession with excellent employment prospects, and in many countries, the level of education is among the highest. Upon completing the training, the caregiver will be able to work effectively and successfully in their workplace, while also having the opportunity to continue their education and training with excellent prospects for a successful career.
Who can attend:
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Caregivers in nursing homes.
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Employees in day and activity centres for older people and people with disabilities.
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Caregivers who provide home care services.
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Caregivers employed in hospitals.
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Unemployed individuals who wish to start a career in the field of care.
By completing the proposed training, the caregiver will be able to work effectively and successfully in their workplace, while at the same time having the opportunity to continue their education and training with excellent prospects for a successful career.
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Introduction to the fundamental principles of care, including the values and standards outlined in the Care Roadmap for the next decade.
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Legal and ethical issues that arise in the process of caregiving.
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The system of values and principles that govern society and relate to older people, vulnerable population groups (people with disabilities), and their care in general.
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Law, ethics, and social factors: stereotypes, prejudices, and superstitions.
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Communication and its importance in the caregiving process.
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Observation, reporting, and documentation during care.
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Emergencies: incidents such as patient falls, and safety in cases of fire and other emergencies.
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First aid.
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Palliative care.
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Nutrition and food safety.
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Nutrition and hydration.
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Effective care for people with Alzheimer’s disease.
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Sensory needs and sensitivities of older people.
For more information call 25 310 617 or fill the form below:
Approved Vocational Training Center
from the Human Resources Development Authority
