Accelerate your learning with our new advanced courses

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By Vicki Kot, LX Design Manger

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At FuturU, we’re dedicated to providing our community with the latest and most comprehensive course content to enhance your knowledge and skills (for free!) We’re particularly excited to now offer Health and Social Care Level 3 courses and a range of courses aligned to Skills for Health.

With over 100 courses, both mandatory and non-mandatory, we want to become the go-to destination for health and social care professionals to learn and develop in their career. All of our courses go through a thorough review process led by subject matter experts who are leaders in their respective fields. Our training is also CPD-certified, which means you’ll always receive the highest quality learning.  

Here are a couple of the latest courses we’ve introduced – check them out and let us know what you think!

Dementia Skilled

Recent research by UCL has shed light on the growing threat of dementia, projecting that it could impact 1.7 million individuals in England and Wales by 2040. But despite this there’s still a lack of accessible information and training on this devastating illness.

We’ve drawn inspiration from the Scottish government’s Dementia Skilled Practice Level to create an advanced course for those who are passionate about delving deeper into the world of dementia. For those looking to grasp the fundamentals, we also offer a foundational “Dementia Awareness” course.

Our Dementia Skilled course delves into the intricacies of this illness, its various forms, and how we can provide the best support for individuals affected by it. Our ultimate goal is to help these individuals lead fuller, more independent lives while preserving their dignity for as long as possible. The course also focuses on guiding families and caregivers in this important journey, equipping them with the knowledge and skills they need.

Start learning today.

Acquired Brain Injury Advanced

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is a life-altering condition with a variety of causes, including traumatic events, strokes, infections, and more. However, many individuals working in healthcare, nursing, and caregiving still grapple with the complexities surrounding ABI. This knowledge gap inspired us to offer a course that builds on our more foundational ABI module.

Our “Acquired Brain Injury Advanced” course is the result of a collaborative effort with nurse subject matter experts. It delves deep into how ABI impacts individuals and, just as crucially, the support and care they require. It also explores the ripple effect of ABI on the lives of friends and family. 

The ABI Advanced course covers everything from the root causes of ABI to the multifaceted rehabilitation strategies and support systems that can significantly improve the quality of life for those affected by this condition. Whether you’re a healthcare professional seeking to expand your expertise, a caregiver in search of invaluable insights, or someone personally touched by ABI, this course equips you with the knowledge and skills to navigate these challenges.

Start learning today.

We’re always on the lookout for feedback and ideas for what additional course content you’d like to see. Share your ideas with us here

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