ICTQual Level 3 Award in Understanding Alzheimer’s
The ICTQual Level 3 Award in Understanding Alzheimer’s provides learners with essential knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease, including causes, symptoms, progression, care principles, and support strategies for individuals and families affected by dementia.
Course Features
This qualification is designed to develop a strong foundational understanding of Alzheimer’s disease and person-centred care approaches for individuals working or aspiring to work in health and social care settings.
- Nationally structured ICTQual AB Level 3 qualification
- Focus on Alzheimer’s disease awareness and care principles
- Supports health and social care career development
- Builds understanding of dementia-related conditions
- Enhances person-centred care skills
- Suitable for caregivers, support workers, and healthcare learners
About This Course
The ICTQual Level 3 Award in Understanding Alzheimer’s is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of Alzheimer’s disease and its impact on individuals, families, and care environments. It explores the nature of dementia, with a specific focus on Alzheimer’s, including symptoms, progression, and behavioural changes associated with the condition.
Understanding the nature and progression of Alzheimer’s disease
Awareness of cognitive, emotional, and behavioural changes
Application of person-centred care principles
Supporting families and carers effectively
Promoting dignity, independence, and wellbeing
Understanding safeguarding and ethical responsibilities
What You'll Learn
This course equips learners with essential knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and practical approaches to care and support.
Understand the causes and risk factors of Alzheimer’s disease
Identify symptoms and stages of progression
Explore the impact of Alzheimer’s on individuals and families
Apply person-centred care approaches in support settings
Develop effective communication strategies for dementia care
Understand safeguarding and ethical care responsibilities
Who Should Attend?
This qualification is suitable for individuals who wish to develop foundational knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and improve care practice in health and social care environments.
Healthcare assistants and support workers
Care home staff and domiciliary carers
Nursing and healthcare students
Social care practitioners
Family members caring for individuals with dementia
Individuals seeking entry into health and social care roles
Course Content
Explore the comprehensive ICTQual Level 3 Award in Understanding Alzheimer’s course content designed to help you master the material through structured modules and lessons.
Symptoms and Progression of Alzheimer’s
Impact of Alzheimer’s on Individuals and Families
Principles of Person-Centred Dementia Care
Communication and Interaction Strategies
Safeguarding and Ethical Considerations in Dementia Care
Course Requirements
This is an entry-level Level 3 qualification, and while no formal academic prerequisites are required, learners should have basic literacy and communication skills to engage with course materials effectively.
Minimum age of 16 years recommended
Basic English reading and writing skills
Assessments
Assessment is designed to evaluate learners’ understanding of Alzheimer’s disease and care principles through structured vocational assessment methods.
Written assignments and knowledge-based tasks
Portfolio of evidence
Short answer questions and case studies
Tutor-marked assessments
Progression
This qualification supports further study and career development within health and social care and dementia-related fields.
ICTQual Level 3 Health and Social Care qualifications
Level 4 Dementia Care or Health and Social Care Diplomas
Progression into care assistant or support worker roles
Further specialist training in dementia and elderly care
Apply Now For This Course
Fill out the application form below to enroll in ICTQual Level 3 Award in Understanding Alzheimer’s. Our team will review your application and contact you shortly with enrollment details.
