The objective of this qualification is to support a role in the workplace and/or to give learners personal growth and engagement in learning, specifically in relation to understanding mental health in the workplace, how mental ill health may affect employees and how managers can support employees.

According to Welsh Government, 37,000 people in Wales currently have dementia with the number expected to rise to 50,000 within the next 20 years. Dementia Awareness will allow learners to achieve a broad underpinning knowledge of the subject, as well as practical skills that will enable them to support people experiencing dementia.

This apprenticeship is fully-funded and practice-based, which will assess learners' knowledge and competence to practice in employment. It provides learners with the opportunity to enrich their knowledge and skills by using mandatory and optional content. The apprenticeship will be of interest to learners working in domiciliary support services, residential care and learning disability provision, including community based healthcare services.

This apprenticeship is fully-funded and practice-based, which will assess learners' knowledge and competence to practice. It develops the learners' ability to practically support the health and care needs of adults in a range of settings, and will enable them to demonstrate their knowledge, understanding, behaviours, skills and practice within a health and social care setting.

This apprenticeship is a fully-funded, practice-based qualification for those with some experience in a leadership or management role within the health and social care sector. The qualification requires learners to develop the knowledge, understanding, behaviours and skills required for the leadership and management of health and social care settings. It provides an opportunity for those leading and managing health and social care settings for adults, children and young people.