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Professional Development Award: Health and Social Care Supervision

The Professional Development Award (PDA) in Health and Social Care Supervision at SCQF level 7 is a new qualification which has been designed to meet the requirements of social service workers who are registered, or in a position to be registered, with the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) in a supervisory role.

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Certification:

SCQF Level 7

Study Mode:

  • Flexible learning

Location:

  • Kirkcaldy

Start Date:

26 Aug 2024

Duration:

  • This course is delivered by open learning materials online along with a one day workshop. It runs over 12 weeks and is dependent on student numbers.

What qualifications will I gain?

Professional Development Award (PDA)

What will I learn on the course?

  • Health and Social Care: Supervise People F6CX 36.
  • Health and Social Care: Supervise the Protection of People — F6CW.
  • CPD for those currently employed in the sector.

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