SVQ Level 4 in Social Services and Healthcare (SCQF Level 9)

This qualification involves a range of activities enabling learners to become successful within the Care sector. It gives learners the opportunity to demonstrate competence of working in the healthcare sector as a Team Leader/Deputy Manager and have their existing skills recognised and achieve a nationally recognised SVQ Level 4 (SCQF Level 9) qualification.

The SVQ Level 4 in SVQ Social Services and Healthcare consists of 4 mandatory Units and 4 optional Units.

Assessment is through performance in the workplace and will be based on performance evidence, i.e.observation (in person, screen sharing) and work products generated by the learner.

The specific evidence produced will depend on the choice of optional units.

Upon successful completion, learners will gain an international recognised qualification which guarantees that they have the skills, knowledge and abilities required to carry out their role successfully.

This SVQ is suitable for individuals' people who are employed in the healthcare sector in a Team Leader/Deputy Manager roles.

Cost of course: £2000 + Vat

Duration: 12-18 months

Payment Plan: Monthly instalments available after an initial agreed upfront flexible payment

Funding: If your annual income is below £25,000, you may be eligible for SAAS funding (subject to eligibility criteria)

SQA registration fee: £64.50 (Payable at induction)

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• Maintain effective communication systems and practice

• Lead practice for health and safety in the work setting

• Take responsibility for the continuing professional development of yourself and others

• Lead practice that promotes the safeguarding of individuals

• Manage and develop yourself and your workforce within care services

• Lead the service delivery planning process to achieve outcomes for individuals

• Lead the planning process with individuals

• Lead practice to reduce and prevent the risk of danger, harm and abuse

• Monitor and manage the quality of the provision of care services