Medicine & Nursing

ICTQual Level 3 Award in Diabetes Awareness

This ICTQual Level 3 Award in Diabetes Awareness provides essential knowledge of diabetes types, causes, symptoms, management, nutrition, monitoring, and person-centred care to support individuals effectively in health and social care settings.

Awarding body ICTQual AB
Level Level 3
A group of professionals in an office setting learn about diabetes management as part of the ICTQual Level 3 Award in Diabetes Awareness.

Course Features

This qualification is designed to raise awareness and understanding of diabetes in line with ICTQual AB Level 3 health and social care standards. It develops practical knowledge for supporting individuals living with diabetes in a safe, informed, and person-centred way.

  • Nationally recognised Level 3 qualification framework
  • Focus on diabetes types, causes, and complications
  • Emphasis on person-centred care approaches
  • Covers nutrition and blood glucose management
  • Supports professional development in healthcare roles
  • Applicable to real-world care and support settings

About This Course

The ICTQual Level 3 Award in Diabetes Awareness is designed to equip learners with a strong understanding of diabetes as a long-term health condition. It explores how Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes develop, their symptoms, and their impact on individuals’ daily lives and long-term health outcomes. The course aligns with health and social care training principles commonly found in Level 3 diabetes awareness units, focusing on clinical understanding, monitoring procedures, and support strategies for individuals with diabetes in care environments. It ensures learners understand both medical and lifestyle-related aspects of the condition. This qualification also emphasises the importance of safe practice, communication, and person-centred support, helping learners contribute to improved health outcomes and quality of life for individuals with diabetes.

  • Understanding diabetes and associated health risks

  • Knowledge of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes characteristics

  • Awareness of hyperglycaemia and hypoglycaemia

  • Importance of monitoring blood glucose and health indicators

  • Nutritional guidance and dietary planning principles

  • Supporting self-care and informed decision-making

What You'll Learn

This course develops essential knowledge of diabetes, its management, and the role of carers and healthcare workers in supporting affected individuals.

  • Understand what diabetes is and its health implications

  • Describe Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and their causes

  • Explain symptoms and risk factors of diabetes

  • Understand blood glucose monitoring and normal ranges

  • Apply knowledge of nutrition and balanced diets for diabetes

  • Understand person-centred care approaches in diabetes support

Who Should Attend?

This course is suitable for individuals working in or entering health and social care roles, as well as those seeking to improve awareness of diabetes management and patient support.

  • Healthcare assistants and support workers

  • Social care professionals and caregivers

  • Nursing and healthcare students

  • Community health workers

  • Family carers supporting individuals with diabetes

  • Individuals seeking health awareness training

Course Content

Explore the comprehensive ICTQual Level 3 Award in Diabetes Awareness course content designed to help you master the material through structured modules and lessons.

Unit 1: Understanding Diabetes and Associated Implications

1
Define diabetes and its types
2
Explain long-term health complications
3
Understand hyperglycaemia and hypoglycaemia
4
Describe referral procedures for individuals with diabetes

Unit 2: Types, Causes, and Symptoms of Diabetes

Unit 3: Person-Centred Diabetes Care and Support

Unit 4: Nutrition and Diabetes Management

Unit 5: Lifestyle and Living with Diabetes

Unit 6: Monitoring and Managing Diabetes

Course Requirements

This qualification has no strict formal entry requirements, but learners should have basic literacy and communication skills to engage with course content effectively.

  • Minimum age of 16 or 18 depending on centre requirements

  • Basic understanding of English language

Assessments

Assessment for this qualification is designed to test knowledge and understanding of diabetes awareness and care principles.

  • Written assignments or coursework

  • Knowledge-based questions

  • Case study analysis

  • Centre-devised assessment methods

Progression

Successful learners can progress to higher-level qualifications in health and social care or specialised healthcare training pathways.

  • ICTQual Level 4 Health and Social Care qualifications

  • Diabetes care or chronic disease management training

  • Nursing and healthcare support qualifications

  • Advanced safeguarding and care planning courses

Apply Now For This Course

Fill out the application form below to enroll in ICTQual Level 3 Award in Diabetes Awareness. Our team will review your application and contact you shortly with enrollment details.

Awarding BodyICTQual AB
LevelLevel 3
Course CategoryMedicine & Nursing
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