Support People with Confidence, Respect, and Practical Skills
The Certificate in Disability Care and Support gives you a clear, practical foundation for supporting people living with disabilities. You will learn how to promote independence, support wellbeing, and communicate with care, while understanding inclusion, accessibility, and ethical practice in Ireland.
? Understand disability, inclusivity, and equity, and how support needs can vary person to person
? Learn practical ways to encourage independence, wellbeing, and everyday participation
? Support relationships, community connection, and inclusive learning and workplaces
? Explore accessibility, technology, advocacy, rights, and ethical responsibilities
Study 100% online and build skills you can apply straight away in disability support settings. Enrol today.
| College | Career Academy |
| Course ID | 202601 |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 2 |
| Course Category | Care Assistance, Healthcare & Medicine |
| Course Type | Online Learning |
| Course Qualification | Award / Certificate |
| Course Duration | 100 hours |
| Course Fee | 29 euro per week on a flexible payment plan. 14-Day Money Back Guarantee |
| Career Path | Completing this course will equip you with the skills to help you advance in your career |
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