• A nationally recognised Level 2 qualification for adults who want to work with or support individuals with learning disabilities.
• Suitable for those working in, or looking to work in, health and social care, education, community settings, supported living or voluntary roles.
• Develops understanding of learning disabilities, communication, safeguarding, person centred care and promoting independence.
• Ideal for students progressing from Level 1 Health & Social Care or those with lived experience of supporting others.

• Understanding Learning Disabilities
• Legislation, Rights & Safeguarding
• Person Centred Support
• Communication Skills
• Health, Wellbeing & Independence
• Professional Practice

• You must be aged 19 or over.
• A good level of English to complete written tasks.
• No previous qualifications required, although health or care experience is helpful.
• Commitment to attending regularly and completing coursework.
• A DBS check may be required if you undertake voluntary work alongside the course.

• Develops confidence and understanding of how to support individuals with learning disabilities.
• Builds essential knowledge for health, social care or educational support roles.
• Improves communication, safeguarding awareness and person-centred working.
• Enhances employability for roles in care, support work and community services.
• A stepping stone to Level 3 Health & Social Care or further specialist qualifications.

• Teacher led lessons, small group activities and discussions.
• Real life case studies and scenario based tasks.
• Worksheets, independent research and guided learning activities.
• Supportive teaching tailored for adults returning to education.

• Written assignments and workbook tasks.
• No exams - assessment is continuous throughout the course.
• A portfolio of evidence demonstrating understanding of learning outcomes.
• Regular teacher feedback to support your development.

City Learning Quarter, Old Hall Street, Wolverhampton WV1 3AU

• Course fees may apply depending on eligibility.
• No specialist equipment required.
• Basic stationery needed for notes and coursework.
• A DBS check may be needed if completing related voluntary work.

NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Individuals with Learning Disabilities - A nationally recognised qualification widely used in health, social care and education sectors.

Progress to:

• Level 2 or Level 3 Health & Social Care
• Level 3 Supporting Teaching and Learning
• Specialist SEND, autism awareness or mental health qualifications

Seek employment or volunteering roles such as:

• Support Worker
• Learning Disability Support Assistant
• Care Assistant
• Classroom or SEN Support Assistant

Work within residential care, supported living, day services, schools or community projects (depending on employer requirements).