Get Started as a Healthcare Assistant

Join this introductory course with the opportunity to interview for a Healthcare Assistant traineeship with the NHS.

Location

Birmingham

Start Date

10/10/2024

Duration

3 days

Start Time

09:00 am

Join a three-day course in Birmingham with a guaranteed intervieew for a twleve-week paid placement as a Trainee Healthcare Assistant.

Join us in this course tailored to equip you with the necessary skills to secure a job. This encompasses:

  • In-depth understanding of the Healthcare Assistant role

  • Employability skills and support offered by The Prince's Trust

  • Flexible employment options as a full and Part time positions for Healthcare Assistant positions following successful completion of 12 week paid placement

  • £20,000 per annum pro rata starting salary

  • Access training and work towards NHS Care Certificates

  • Receive personalized 1:1 support from our specialist team throughout the entire process

  • You must be 18 to 30-years-old

  • You must have the the right to work in the UK (unfortunately no sponsorships or Visas)

  • You must live in Birmingham or Solihull

  • You must not currently be in education, employment or training. This course requires full-time commitment.

You can access:

  • Additional financial support to help with the cost of equipment, further training, first month travel costs, and clothing

  • One-to-one support as you apply for jobs and get ready for your interview

  • One-to-one support after your interview, including during your first few months of work

Healthcare Assistants (HCAs)

There are countless opportunities to help improve people's health in a role like this. There are 30 different Healthcare Support Worker roles you can choose from in seven areas of the NHS, including mental health, primary care, maternity, and children’s services. For example, you could be dietic assistant helping patients with nutrition or prosthetic technician helping patients become more mobile. All these roles help improve the lives of others. This entry-level role is an integral part of becoming a nurse and can lead to many career opportunities.

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"Before The Prince’s Trust I was the quietest and shiest person you’d ever meet, but this job has encouraged me to come out of my shell and interact with others, which has really boosted my confidence. " Shannon

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"I was kind of lost, I didn’t know where I was going. The Prince’s Trust came along like ‘we have this gateway for you to get into care work’ which was definitely what I wanted to get into. I'd definitely recommend it." Ché