
CHAP (Care Home Assistant Practitioner)
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Assessment
Requirements
FAQs
Course Overview
- MCQ Formated Quiz
- Career-ready: roles in NHS, private & third sector
- Bridge the gap between care assistants and registered nurses
- Equip senior care staff with practical clinical skills.
- Flexible, blended learning around your schedule
- Improve the quality and responsiveness of resident care
- Build confidence in supporting clinical decision-making
1
Complete application and induction to kick off your learning journey.
Enrollment
2
Interactive workshops and theory sessions led by experts.
Core Learning
3
Undergo workplace observations and build your evidence portfolio.
Clinical Assessment
4
Quiz
5
Celebrate your achievements at our graduation ceremony.
Certification
Modules
- Week 1: Introduction, NEWS & SBAR escalation, communication & Leadership skills
- Week 2: Medication administration, safe handling, T34 syringe drive
- Week 3: Wound care, pressure ulcer prevention & management
- Week 4: Catheterization, catheter care, stoma care
- Week 5: Dysphagia & enteral feeding (NG tube & PEG feeding)
- Week 6: Venepuncture, diabetes management & blood sugar monitoring
Practicals
Your competence is verified via quizes and practical assessments
- Hands-on sessions are embedded within webinar and face-to-face formats to reinforce theory:
- Interactive webinar case scenarios
- Live supervision by RGNs during practical tasks
- Peer-to-Peer demonstrations & feedback
Entry Requirements
- 18+ years of age
- Basic Literacy & Numeracy
- Placement in a Health snd Social care setting
- Commitment to complete within the time period
FAQs
Who is the CHAP course for?+
The course is designed for experienced senior care staff looking to take on more advanced clinical and leadership responsibilities within a care home setting.
Can I work while studying?+
Yes—the blended learning format fits around your shifts; many students work full-time and study simultaneously.
What qualifications do I need to enroll?+
You typically need to be a senior carer or have relevant experience in a care setting. Some employers may require a Level 3 Health and Social Care qualification.
What jobs can I get after completion?+
You’ll qualify for roles like Senior Care Worker, CHAP, Band 4 Jobs within the NHS.
Will I be qualified to replace a nurse?+
No, CHAPs are not nurses but they can support nurses by taking on specific clinical tasks under supervision.