ICTQual Level 3 Award in Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity (DEI) in Adult Care

This qualification is designed to strengthen professional competence in delivering inclusive and equitable adult care services in line with ICTQual AB standards.

• Ofqual-aligned Level 3 qualification framework

• Focus on diversity, equity, and inclusivity in adult care

• Person-centred care and cultural competence development

• Legal, ethical, and safeguarding awareness

• Suitable for healthcare and social care professionals

• Assessment-based structured learning pathway

The ICTQual Level 3 Award in Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity (DEI) in Adult Care is designed to enhance the knowledge and professional capability of individuals working in adult care settings. It focuses on understanding diversity, promoting equity, and embedding inclusivity into everyday care practice to ensure fair and respectful treatment of all service users.

• Understanding core DEI principles in adult care environments

• Promoting equality, fairness, and anti-discriminatory practice

• Developing cultural awareness and sensitivity in care delivery

• Applying inclusive communication strategies in healthcare settings

• Recognising intersectionality and individual care needs

• Understanding legal and ethical responsibilities in care practice

This course equips learners with essential knowledge and applied understanding of diversity, equity, and inclusivity in adult care environments.

• Understand the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusivity in care settings

• Recognise the importance of cultural awareness in adult care practice

• Apply inclusive communication techniques with service users and colleagues

• Identify and address inequalities in health and social care services

• Understand legal and ethical frameworks supporting inclusive practice

• Develop person-centred approaches that respect individual differences

This qualification is intended for individuals working in or preparing to work within adult care or health and social care environments where inclusive practice is essential.

• Healthcare assistants and support workers

• Adult social care professionals

• Care home staff and domiciliary carers

• Community care and support service workers

• Trainee healthcare practitioners

• Individuals seeking entry into adult care roles

Learners are expected to meet basic educational and communication standards to successfully complete this qualification.

• Minimum age requirement of 18 years or above

• Basic literacy and numeracy skills for assessment completion

This qualification is assessed through structured evaluation methods designed to measure knowledge and applied understanding of DEI principles in adult care.

• Multiple-choice question (MCQ) assessments

• Written knowledge-based assignments

• Scenario-based care practice evaluations

• Tutor or assessor-led professional discussions

This qualification supports academic and professional development within health and social care and related fields.

• Progression to Level 4 Health and Social Care qualifications

• Advancement to specialist DEI or safeguarding training programmes

• Entry into supervisory roles in adult care settings

• Development into leadership or care coordination positions