Partner Article
Trainee on Learning Path to Understanding Care
Trainee Administrator at Goldcrest House, Leah Baird, passes her BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Business at Doncaster College with a Double Grade Pass Pass.
Now well on her learning path to becoming an Administration Manager she is now ready for the next step of learning about what it takes for the smooth running at a care home.
With passes in business environment, resources and communication, introduction to marketing business communication, recruitment and selection, business development, developing terms in business, and understanding health and safety in the business workplace, Leah is well equipped to move on to the next stage with enrollment on to The Care Certificate.
Ralph Parish, registered manager at Goldcrest House says: “Passing her BTEC is a great achievement. We congratulate Leah for her hard work and commitment and look forward to taking her through her Care Certificate as she works with members of the care team getting to grips with all aspects of what it takes run a specialist autism care business.”
Based on Boothferry Road Goldcrest House is a centre of excellence dedicated to addressing the individual needs of adults over 18 affected by Autistic Spectrum Disorder and learning difficulties. It provides residential care, supported living, long and short term respite care, day services and outreach to meet the varied needs of those who access the service 52 weeks a year; its aim is to be the UK’s quality service of choice.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Goldcrest House .
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