On Wednesday 25 March, members of the Health and Social Care department attended the Dignity in Care Awards at the Staffordshire County Show Ground where NULC was the only training provider to be invited to attend, be nominated and win an award.
The Dignity in Care Awards recognises individuals who can demonstrate the importance of respecting and maintaining the dignity and privacy of service users at all times.
The Learning category was judged by Olivia Redgrave from Skills for Care who awarded NULC’s Work Based Learning Team in Health and Social Care with second place and applauded their dedicated team for providing opportunities to learners of all ages.
Business Development Manager, Jane Tunnicliff said: “The awards are a great way to recognise the fantastic work that our Health and Social care department does and the fact that we were the only training provider to be invited and win an award shows just how great our teaching and assessing staff are.”
If you would like to find out more about our Health and Social Care courses, click here: http://www.nulc.ac.uk/courses/health-social-care.html
The Learning category was judged by Olivia Redgrave from Skills for Care who awarded NULC’s Work Based Learning Team in Health and Social Care with second place and applauded their dedicated team for providing opportunities to learners of all ages.
Business Development Manager, Jane Tunnicliff said: “The awards are a great way to recognise the fantastic work that our Health and Social care department does and the fact that we were the only training provider to be invited and win an award shows just how great our teaching and assessing staff are.”
If you would like to find out more about our Health and Social Care courses, click here: http://www.nulc.ac.uk/courses/health-social-care.html
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