Understanding Behaviour that Challenges - Level 2 (Online)

Various start dates throughout the year. We will give you the next available start date in response to your application.

The resources will enable you to get an early start if you chose to do so.

• There are no qualification entry requirements for this course

• You must have a genuine interest in working with children or vulnerable adults

If you complete this course successfully you will receive a CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Behaviour that Challenges

• What behaviour that challenges looks like

• How to support positive behaviour

• The importance of effective communication and the management of behaviour that challenges

• The role of reflection and support for those involved in incidents of behaviour that challenges

• Classroom discussions and Activities

• Case Studies and Articles

• Reflective accounts

• Group work

• One to one tutorials
  
  

You will receive assessment books and learning resources to complete, and you will be linked to a distance learning assessor who will guide you through the course.

Upon enrolment you will be invited to attend online lectures (typically one per unit) to further enrich and support your learning.

We can help you gain an English and maths qualification alongside this course if you have not achieved them already.

This course is enriched to help you develop your skills in a practical setting and you will gain an understanding of specific Health and Social Care terminology and processes as well as developing your academic written skills.

You will understand patterns and work with percentages when analysing behaviour and interpreting reports.

• Level 2/3 Diploma in Health and Social Care
• Level 2 qualifications in Mental Health
• Level 3 Certificate in Understanding Mental Health

This course is free to anyone eligible for adult learner funding. Check our financial support pages to find out more.