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How it works — a Life Care training day

One booking, built around your own home .

From your first enquiry to the paperwork on your desk. Most providers deliver a session, hand over a certificate and count heads. We ask what your home actually needs first, then assess every person on what they can demonstrate.

  • Full paperwork with every course
  • We chase the forms, not you
  • Every delegate individually assessed
A Life Care Training trainer guiding care staff through hands-on emergency first aid practice during a practical session
The method

Three stages. One day. All the paperwork.

Under the Single Assessment Framework, inspectors don't just ask whether your staff attended training — they ask whether staff can demonstrate competence in practice. Every Life Care Training course runs the same cycle, so when CQC arrives you have exactly the evidence they're looking for. We handle the evidence. You receive it.

1

Prepare

A named person replies within one working day, a 15-minute discovery call maps your CQC situation, and your manager and every delegate tell us where the home is starting from — so the session is built around your setting before anyone arrives.

What happens, step by step
2

Train and assess

Face-to-face at your setting — group discussion, practical exercises and scenario-based learning. Competency is measured in real time, and certificates are issued on the day. The post-session report comes with the Compliance Confidence Cycle Coming soon.

What happens on the day
3

Document it

Within the same week you receive the signed attendance register, a competency record per delegate, a CPD entry for each of them, your trainer's credentials and a summary report for the home.

What you receive

Three documented stages — preparation, delivery and the paperwork. Below is what happens at every point, and what lands with you at each step.

Step by step

What happens, and what you get at each stage

Three stages, one booking. Below is what happens at each point and what lands with you when it does.

Before the day

We ask before we teach

Your registered manager tells us what the home needs — where the pressure is, what has happened recently, what your staff are like. Every delegate attending fills in a short form of their own about where they are starting from. Both take about three minutes, and we chase them, not you.

What you receive

  • A session built from your answers — scenarios, depth and pace set by what you told us
  • A plan you approve before anyone arrives
On the day

Train, and assess every person individually

Face to face at your own setting. Group discussion, hands-on practice and scenario work — your staff practise, they do not sit and listen. Every delegate is assessed on what they can demonstrate, not on having attended.

What you receive

  • A signed attendance register — who was in the room, signed on the day
  • A competency assessment record per delegate — what was assessed, how, and the outcome
  • A certificate of completion per delegate, issued on the day
  • A personal action plan each delegate keeps
The same week

The paperwork comes back to you

You should not have to chase a training provider for records. Everything from the session is compiled and sent to you in the same week, ready for your training matrix.

What you receive

  • A CPD record entry for every delegate's own portfolio
  • Your trainer's credentials, documented, for your records
  • A training summary report for the home
  • Delegate feedback so you can see what your team thought
The booking journey

From enquiry to evidence, in five moves

No obligation at any stage — the discovery call is an honest conversation about what your setting needs. We'll tell you if something doesn't require external training.

1

Enquiry

Fill in the enquiry form. A named person replies within one working day — never an automated queue.

2

Scoping

A 15-minute discovery call maps your CQC situation and gaps, followed by a tailored proposal within 48 hours.

3

Date

We agree dates around your rota, and the date is locked once a 50% deposit is paid. Under CQC pressure? Tell us and we'll prioritise.

4

Delivery

Face-to-face at your setting, up to 15 delegates for one flat fee — Half Day (approx. 3–4 hrs) or Full Day (approx. 6 hrs).

5

Evidence

The paperwork writes itself: register, competency records, CPD entries and the summary report. We chase the forms, not you.

Next step

Ready to book a day?

One booking covers the needs assessment, the training day, individual competency assessment for every delegate and all the paperwork — in one flat session fee. Tell us about your setting and a named person replies within one working day.