Develop deep knowledge of mental health conditions, treatment modalities, and supportive care worker responsibilities.

The purpose of this qualification is to develop learners’ knowledge and understanding of mental health, mental well-being and working in the mental health sector. Covers context of mental health, living with mental conditions, treatments, and destructive behaviors.
You will build a professional portfolio using real workplace evidence gathered during your employment or voluntary care placement, including care plan reviews, risk assessments, and reflective accounts.
Workplace observations can be conducted remotely via recorded video session or in-person with a registered Expert Witness (such as your registered manager or clinical lead).
To achieve your accredited Level 3 qualification, you will complete the structured units below. Each unit is delivered through live evening lectures, tutor-guided learning materials, and portfolio evidence submissions.
Unsure if your prior work experience meets these criteria? Our admissions team can evaluate equivalent qualifications on your free advice call.
Our advisers can review your past qualifications, confirm entry criteria, and guide you through funding eligibility.
Yes, learners progress onto higher healthcare education or into specialist mental health support roles.
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