Training.
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.
Here at 3 Trees, we invest a lot of time and energy into our training whether that be our induction or the ongoing professional development of our staff.”
We encourage growth
However you wish to develop yourself in any area of your life – we want to help. We want to have a positive impact on your life. By providing you with work experiences and a variety of training courses, we can help you to achieve.
If you want a career here at 3 Trees, where you’ll be able to grow over several years – we want that too. If you want to gain some experience here at 3 Trees so that you can go on to achieve other ambitions – we want that too. If you want to join 3 Trees and stay in one role, guess what? We also want that!
We understand that everybody is unique, and we each want different things out of life. Whatever your area of development, whether it be personal or professional, we want to be able to support you.
Expect to go through all your mandatory training within the first few weeks at 3 Trees, alongside additional training that may be unique to your roles & responsibilities.
Mandatory training includes:
• First Aid
• Food Hygiene
• Fire Safety
• Manual Handling
• Safeguarding Adults
• Equality, diversity & inclusion
• Mental Capacity Act & Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards
• Non-violent Crisis Prevention Intervention
We'll support you at every step
Our training is delivered by many different people. We all like to get involved in sharing our knowledge base and use it as an excuse to get to know you a little better.
This helps provide you with some familiarity and will give you the confidence to be able to approach a multitude of people if you are ever in need of support or advice.
Staff members are encouraged to approach management with training suggestions too.
We like to keep an open mind and listen to what you feel may be required to deliver the highest standards of care. It is about taking a collaborative and innovative approach!
Social care requires social people
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