Employer Training That’s Consistent, Evidenced, and Easy to Roll Out
Train staff across your organisation with structured learning, reflection prompts, and resources that support supervision and competence evidence.
CTA: Enquire about employer training
What employers get
- A structured training pathway for new starters
- Resources to support supervisions and reflective practice
- Consistency across locations/teams
- A clearer audit trail for training completion
Care Certificate In-House Training Pack (Employer Licence)
Designed for internal delivery
Includes structured content + supporting materials
Helps you standardise induction and evidence learning
How rollout works
Choose your training pack / courses
Enrol learners or assign access
Learners complete modules at their pace
Use workbook prompts to support supervision
Track completion and store certificates
FAQ
The employer licence is for care organisations that want to deliver Care Certificate training internally rather than sending staff to external courses. It is suited to care homes, home care providers, supported living services, and other adult social care employers who need to induct new care workers efficiently and consistently.
Yes. The employer licence is designed to cover your whole organisation, meaning you can roll out training across multiple care homes, branches, or office locations under a single licence. This makes it a cost-effective solution for larger providers managing several sites.
Competence is evidenced through the structured workbooks included in the pack, which contain supervision prompts and assessment activities linked to each Care Certificate standard. Managers can use these to observe, question, and sign off learners. Completion records and certificates can then be stored digitally, giving you clear audit-ready evidence for CQC inspections.
Yes. The pack can be used alongside your existing mandatory and statutory training programme. Many employers integrate the Care Certificate induction with courses such as moving and handling, safeguarding, fire safety, and infection control to create a comprehensive onboarding pathway for new starters.