Level 5 Certificate in Managing a Care Act 2014 Compliant Complex Specialist Deafblind Assessment
| DESCRIPTION: | |
| This qualification fully meets the requirements of Section 6.92 of the Care Act 2014 in respect of an assessor trained to be a ‘Suitable Person” to manage or carry out a complex specialist deafblind assessment | |
| KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES: | |
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| DELIVERY METHOD OPTIONS: | |
| Student led eLearning | Yes |
| Tutor led classroom based | Yes |
| Tutor led online | Yes |
| Blended Learning incorporating all or some of the above
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Yes |
| TARGET AUDIENCE: | |
| Anyone whose job role means they could be called upon to manage a Care Act 2014 specialist deafblind assessment
Having staff members with this qualification will support the local authority named director level manager to ensure the delivery of legislation compliant deafblind duties |
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| MODULES: | |
| The course has been designed to be a personal learning and development experience for each participant. Learners will each be assigned a key course tutor who will facilitate the roll out and key milestones of the training at a pace to suit the work/home life balance of each participant | |
| COURSE PREREQUISITE: | |
| None
However, anyone currently holding the Hi-Vis UK Level 3 Specialist Deafblind Assessor or Level 3 Children’s and Young Persons Assessment qualification will receive accreditation for prior learning for the relevant sections of this course |
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the training was very insightful and informative, with lots of practical tips to take into practice

The course increased my awareness and understanding to challenges faced by those with a dual sensory impairment

The content was great. It was clear that you are absolutely the experts in this area and I enjoyed hearing the direct experience of your colleagues

Everything from the course I can take with me and use in my everyday practice






