Health and Social Care qualifications give you a career path, working with either adults or children with a huge spectrum of needs.
Our Health and Social Care apprenticeships are mandatory to work in the industry, but no apprenticeship is the same, thanks to unique delivery methods and needs of the learners.
From here, you can discover first-hand TSW’s unique take on health and social care. We’ve spoken to apprentices and their employers to get the full picture of what it’s like to study with us, at every level.
Anna Fleming
A support worker for young people, Anna was a worthy winner of our Learner of the Month Award in March 2022. With the support of her Training Advisor Jess, she achieved a Level 2 certification in Health & Social Care. Here, she tells us all about it. Here’s her story…
Beth Rees
In 2020, our Level 2 Health and Social Care apprentice, Beth Rees, embarked on her studies and grappled with the effects of COVID 19 in a rehabilitation hospital. Now, in 2021, she’s got the key worker badge of honour and achieved her qualifications. Here’s her story…
Joel Lewis
After completing his BA(hons) in Computer Science, he decided he didn’t want to sit behind a keyboard anymore, and wanted hands-on work and to make a difference. He found his feet in a completely new caring career. Here’s Joel’s amazing story…
Jenny Redfearn
Level 5 Health and Social Care apprentice, Jenny Redfearn, is a therapeutic care worker. In this interview, she talks about leaving school at 16, building up her skillset in the workplace and learning to be a leader during lockdown. Listen to her story…
Wayne Martin
Farmer and family man turned role model carer, Wayne Martin has found happiness as a therapeutic carer. He believes real-world experiences shape his practice, and he’s an advocate for relatable health and social care apprenticeships. Read his story…
Louise Davies
Despite a lot of obstacles in her way, Louise was determined to complete her Level 3 apprenticeship in Children and Young People Practice. Working in children’s homes for the last four years, she understands the importance of keeping up to date with legislation. Read her story…
Sam Bell
Sam Bell worked tirelessly through the COVID-19 pandemic as a key worker, juggling not one but two apprenticeships. She tells us about the stabile and understanding qualities her TA, Emma Jones, brought to her experience and her aspirations to work for the NHS now she’s qualified. Read her story…