Tylar Green has successfully moved into employment in the care sector after completing a Health and Social Care course with Rochdale Training Association (RTA).

Before joining RTA, Tylar had been unemployed for six months and struggled to secure work due to a lack of qualifications and experience. Despite a strong interest in health and social care, repeated applications were unsuccessful, which impacted confidence and motivation.

After being referred through the Jobcentre, Tylar enrolled at RTA and quickly began building skills, confidence, and sector knowledge. Alongside gaining recognised qualifications, Tylar received tailored support from RTA’s Career Progressions Officer, including a refreshed CV that clearly reflected new skills and career goals. Within one week, this led to two interviews and a job offer in the care sector.

Rochdale Training (in conjunction with Chrysalis Consultancy) are pleased to offer our new Moving & Handling People training, starting this January

Course Purpose:

This course is suitable for anyone working within the Health and Social care sectors, especially for senior staff wishing to train their In– House Teams.

Incorporated into the course – delegates will also complete the following accredited certificate : Qualsafe Level 2 Award in Moving People Safely (RQF) – This is an Ofqual regulated and nationally recognised qualification.

Our trainer is a Member of National Back Exchange and Yorkshire Back Exchange, Registered Nurse, Trainer and Assessor with over 25 years’ experience working within the health and social care sector

This comprehensive 4-day course will give delegates the skills and knowledge and confidence to deliver this training within their teams and when assessing competency to ensure high, safe standards are being maintained.

Rochdale Training is proud to continue its long-standing support of Springhill Hospice through a variety of fundraising activities each year. Our employees, Apprentices, and adult learners regularly take on challenges – from hill climbs to coffee mornings – to raise vital funds for this incredible cause.

This year, we are delighted to be supporting The Great Springhill Get Together. This time, it’s all about simply being together, enjoying quality time with 7 friends, family members or colleagues. 

No raffles, no climbing, no baking — just good company for a great cause.  Instead, we kindly ask each attendee to make a donation of £10.00 to Springhill Hospice. We would also encourage everyone to consider hosting their own get-together in the future with another group of seven friends, family, or colleagues – helping the spirit of the event to grow even further.