VIP Pre-Induction
Training
VIP Pre-Induction
VIP Pre-induction Ensure Safety Practice programme consist of online training.
- Mandatory Training
- Clinical Training
- Specialist Training
- E-Learning Training
Our eLearning courses are accredited by Skills for Care, meet CQC requirements, cost effective and easy to use.
This eLearning platform enables effective delivery, administration, tracking and reporting of our online courses.
“The VIP Pre-Induction (Ensure Safety Practice) online training programme also provides the nurses with additional resource which supports them to quickly become part of the ward routine and soon come to appreciate the benefits of the extra pair of hands.
“The VIP Pre-Induction (Ensure Safety Practice) online training programme also provides the nurses with additional resource which supports them to quickly become part of the ward routine and soon come to appreciate the benefits of the extra pair of hands.
Our eLearning courses are accredited by Skills for Care, meet CQC requirements, cost effective and easy to use.
This eLearning platform enables effective delivery, administration, tracking and reporting of our online courses.
“The VIP Pre-Induction (Ensure Safety Practice) online training programme also provides the nurses with additional resource which supports them to quickly become part of the ward routine and soon come to appreciate the benefits of the extra pair of hands.
“The VIP Pre-Induction (Ensure Safety Practice) online training programme also provides the nurses with additional resource which supports them to quickly become part of the ward routine and soon come to appreciate the benefits of the extra pair of hands.
Pre-Induction week, the course acts as a short-term apprenticeship in care.
All candidates are required to attend the pre- Induction Week, during training, all trainees are expected to work a minimum number 1-2 hours a day to qualify.
This classroom-based week is designed to give the candidates an understanding of:
This classroom-based week is designed to give the candidates an understanding of:
- The role of the healthcare professional
- The needs of patients and their families and care planning Safeguarding policy
- The basic skills required to fulfil the role, such as observation skills, manual handling and patient care.