Designed to develop the knowledge and skills required when working with children and young people from birth to 19 years of age.
The Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) is an essential system for recognising and accrediting care-related qualifications in the UK.
It ensures standardised, high-quality training and assessment, enabling learners to gain relevant skills and competencies. RQF courses cover various levels, from basic care practices to advanced leadership and management in care settings.
These qualifications are vital for professional development, enhancing career opportunities, and ensuring that care providers deliver high standards of care and support.
At Care College, we offer comprehensive RQF Diplomas designed to develop the knowledge, skills, and competence of learners in various health and social care roles.
These full diplomas, such as the Level 2 Diploma in Care and the Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care, provide a structured pathway to career advancement. They cover essential aspects of care, from basic support practices to advanced caregiving and management skills, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the care sector.
Achieving a full diploma not only enhances professional qualifications but also significantly improves career opportunities within the healthcare industry.
RQF Level 2
RQF Level 3
RQF Level 3
RQF Level 5
RQF Level 5
For those looking for more flexible learning options, Care College also offers stand-alone RQF units. These individual units allow learners to gain specific skills and knowledge relevant to their current roles or career aspirations without committing to a full diploma initially.
Importantly, credits earned from these stand-alone units can be accumulated and applied towards a full RQF diploma in the future. This modular approach provides a more adaptable route to professional development, enabling learners to progress in smaller steps and tailor their education to their personal and professional needs.
RQF Level 3
RQF Level 3
RQF Level 3
