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Adult Care - Level 3 Diploma (RQF) Course

Course Overview

The NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care is a nationally recognised qualification designed for individuals working in or progressing within adult social care settings.
This course develops the knowledge, skills, and professional behaviours required to deliver high-quality, person-centred care. Learners will build competence in supporting individuals’ wellbeing, maintaining dignity and independence, and working effectively within care environments. This qualification also supports progression into senior and supervisory roles within the care sector.

Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
  • Deliver person-centred care tailored to individual needs
  • Promote dignity, independence, safety, and wellbeing
  • Apply safeguarding principles and procedures effectively
  • Support individuals with physical and mental health needs
  • Communicate professionally and effectively in care settings
  • Work collaboratively within care teams and demonstrate leadership potential
Who This Course Is For
  • Individuals currently working or volunteering in adult social care
  • Care workers seeking formal qualification and career progression
  • Learners aiming to develop advanced care knowledge and skills
Why This Course Matters
The demand for skilled, confident, and compassionate care professionals continues to grow.
This qualification ensures learners are equipped with the competence and confidence required to deliver safe, effective, and high-quality care, while also supporting long-term career progression within the health and social care sector.

Course Content 

This qualification carries a total of 59 credits and is delivered through a combination of mandatory and optional units, each carefully designed to build essential skills and professional competence in adult care practice

Mandatory Units
  • ACM1 (3 Credits): Effective Communication in Adult Care (D/651/9990)
  • ACM2 (2 Credits): Handling Information in Adult Care (F/651/9991)
  • ACM3 (3 Credits): Continuous Professional Development in Adult Care (H/651/9992)
  • ACM4 (3 Credits): Personal Wellbeing in Adult Care (J/651/9993)
  • ACM5 (3 Credits): Person-Centred Practice in Adult Care (K/651/9994)
  • ACM6 (3 Credits): Choice and Independence in Adult Care (L/651/9995)
  • ACM7 (3 Credits): Health and Wellbeing in Care Settings (M/651/9996)
  • ACM8 (2 Credits): Equality, Diversity, Inclusion and Human Rights (R/651/9997)
  • ACM9 (3 Credits): Health and Safety (General) (T/651/9998)
  • ACM10 (3 Credits): Health and Safety (Topics) (Y/651/9999)
  • ACM11 (2 Credits): Infection Prevention and Control (R/652/0000)
  • ACM12 (2 Credits): Ways of Working in Adult Care (T/652/0001)
  • ACM13 (2 Credits): Duty of Care (Y/652/0002)
  • ACM14 (3 Credits): Safeguarding in Care Settings (A/652/0003)
  • ACM15 (2 Credits): Mental Capacity and Restrictive Practices (D/652/0004)
Optional Units
  • AN20 (4 Credits): Moving and Positioning Individuals in Line with Care Plans (F/652/0032)
  • AN35B (4 Credits): Understanding Dementia and the Care Experience
  • HSC S6 (3 Credits): Diabetes Awareness in Care Settings (T/652/0057)
  • AN11 (5 Credits): Administering Medication and Monitoring Effects (A/651/9971)
  • AN10 (4 Credits): Pressure Area Care and Prevention
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Course requirements

  • Minimum Age: You must be 19 years old or above.
  • Workplace Setting: You need to be employed or volunteering in an adult care environment (such as a care home, home care, or supported living).
  • Previous Experience: Some background in health or social care is helpful.
  • English Skills: You should have a basic level of reading and writing in English to complete assignments and communicate professionally
  • Time Commitment: You should be ready to dedicate 6 to 12 months to complete the course through a blend of online study and practical assessment.

In This Course, you will learn how to

  • Apply person-centred care principles in a variety of adult social care settings
  • Promote health, safety, and wellbeing while following care legislation and policies
  • Recognise and respond to safeguarding concerns effectively
  • Support adults with a range of physical, mental, and emotional needs
  • Lead or support others in delivering high-quality care as a senior care worker or team leader
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this course for??
This course is for individuals working or volunteering in adult social care who want to move into a senior or leadership position. .
Do I need to be employed in a care setting to take this course??
Yes, active involvement in a care environment is required, as workplace assessments are part of the qualification. .
How long will it take to finish the course??
Most learners complete the course within 6 to 12 months, depending on their availability and pace. .
What support will I get??
You’ll have a dedicated tutor/assessor providing regular feedback, one-on-one support, and guidance throughout your course. .
What can I do after completing the course??
You can apply for roles like Senior Care Worker, Team Leader, or continue with further study such as a Level 4 qualification in adult care. .

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