The Care Act - Transition to Adulthood
Overview
The term 'transition' is used in the Care Act to refer to the process of change for young people, and those around them, as they progress from childhood to adulthood. Transition is an essential part of human life and experience and can be a time of celebration, change and also challenge for young people.
Audience
This course is intended for:
About this course
This course forms part of the suite of e-learning courses that have been developed to support the implementation of part one of the Care Act 2014. It is based upon the Skills for Care training materials.
Upon successful completion of both modules you will be automatically awarded a certificate containing the course name, completion date, CPD hours and learning objectives.
The course contains additional resource materials, useful links and refresher guides.
Objectives
In this course you will learn:
Content
Here are some of the topics covered in this course:
Who should have a transition assessment?; Young people not already known; Why is transition important?; Understanding of the impact of transitions; From the pond into the sea; The experience of transition; Why is transition not working?; The principles and processes of effective transition; Transitions toolkit; Who should know about transition?; Moving from Children and Families Act to Care Act; Who is the most important person?; Decisions and requests; Education, Health and Care plan; New pathway to adulthood for young people with EHC plans; Carer’s assessment; Information and advice; Aspirations