Training - Care Act (2014) Training - AWARD

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£50,000

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  • Staff training services

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

Suite of Care Act (2014) training, including:
      * An Introduction to The Care Act (2014) - up to 4 x 1-day sessions per year (minimum 6 hours face to face delivery)
      * The Care Act (2014) for Managers - up to 4 x ½ day sessions per year (minimum 3 hours virtual delivery)
      * Advanced Care Act (2014) - up to 4 x ½ day sessions per year (minimum 3 hours virtual delivery)
      * The Care Act (2014) Refresher - up to 4 x ½ day sessions per year (minimum 3 hours virtual delivery)
      The above volumes are estimated based on current need and may be subject to variation over the period of the contract.

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Suffolk County Council Workforce Development

Sarah Ramsey

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