JFC Training College

Course overview

This bootcamp is ideal for anyone looking to start a rewarding career in adult social care. It’s designed for individuals who are: Unemployed and looking to re-enter the workforce, Looking to change careers into the care sector, Returning to work after a break, Seeking a pathway into meaningful and sustainable employment in adult care. It’s especially relevant for those who want to work in roles such as care assistant, support worker, domiciliary carer, or healthcare assistant.

Who is this course for?

Unemployed and looking to re-enter the workforce, Looking to change careers into the care sector, Returning to work after a break, Seeking a pathway into meaningful and sustainable employment in adult care.

Fees and funding

This Skills Bootcamp is 100% fully funded for eligible learners through the Greater London Authority (GLA). No cost to learners.

Funding

This Skills Bootcamp is 100% fully funded for eligible learners through the Greater London Authority (GLA). Includes all training, support, certification, and guaranteed interview.

Course dates

StartEndTimeStatus
Wed, 25 Feb 2026—Both online & in personClosed
Mon, 9 Mar 2026—Both online & in personClosed

Dates not suitable? Register your interest and we will contact you about the next intake.

Entry requirements

Are aged 19+ Live in London Have the right to work in the UK Are not currently in full-time education Are unemployed, self-employed, or earning below the London Living Wage Can commit to 5 weeks of part-time learning (12 hours per week) Have a genuine interest in working in adult social care

What you will learn

  • Person-centred care and professional conduct
  • Communication and documentation
  • Safeguarding and infection control
  • Supporting individuals with dementia or mental health conditions
  • Digital care systems and record keeping
  • Preparing for care interviews and working with employers

How you will learn

You’ll study through: 6 hours sessions, 2-3 days per week in-person at our Woolwich training centre. The course runs for 5 weeks and is delivered part-time to fit around your schedule.

Assessment

You’ll be assessed through a mix of practical and written tasks: Role-plays and scenario-based learning, Written reflections and short assignments, Online quizzes, Mock interviews and employer feedback, Real-time tutor observations

You will qualify with

  • The Level 2 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care

Careers and progression

Career options

  • Domiciliary Care Worker
  • Residential Care Assistant
  • Support Worker
  • Live-in Carer
  • Healthcare Assistant (NHS or community)

Progress on to

  • Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care
  • Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health & Social Care

Skills employers look for

  • Empathy and patience
  • Active listening
  • Personal care
  • Safeguarding awareness
  • Accurate record keeping
  • Medication support
  • Working on shifts
  • Teamwork
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