CPD Diploma · 24.2 estimated hours
Level 3 Diploma in Adult Social Care
Bring person-centred support, safeguarding and safer decisions together in everyday adult care.
Your programme
- Duty of Care and Professional Boundaries
- Person-Centred Care, Dignity and Choice
- Communication in Care
- Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
- Mental Capacity, Consent and Best Interests
- Safeguarding Adults in Care
- GDPR, Confidentiality and Care Records
- Understanding and Using Care Plans
- Practical Risk Assessment
- Infection Prevention and Control
- Medication Awareness
- Food Safety, Nutrition and Hydration
- Moving and Handling People: Theory
- Sepsis Awareness and Deteriorating Health
- Dementia Awareness
- Trauma-Informed Care
- Positive Behaviour Support
- End of Life and Palliative Care
- Complaints, Concerns and Whistleblowing
- Learning from Incidents and Near Misses
- Integrated practice cases and final diploma assessment
What you will achieve
- Explain and justify a proportionate response when rights, preferences and safety interact.
- Connect observations, the agreed care plan and escalation responsibilities.
- Distinguish consent, capacity, safeguarding and professional boundaries in realistic situations.
- Use factual records and reflection to improve continuity of support.
Assessment
Complete each module's learning and assessment, work through the integrated cases, then pass the final diploma assessment at 80%. Relevant completed Academy learning counts towards the programme. Retakes are included.
Accreditation and certification
These are continuing professional development (CPD) diplomas. Levels describe learning under the Professional CPD Standards framework, not the Regulated Qualifications Framework. They are not Ofqual-regulated qualifications and do not replace required occupational qualifications or workplace assessment.
The digital diploma is included. Printed copies are optional and charged separately at the price displayed when ordering.
Will this qualify me for a regulated role?
No. This CPD programme develops knowledge and application; it does not replace a regulated Diploma in Care, Residential Childcare qualification, professional registration or required workplace competency assessment.