Our Level 3 Community Health & Wellbeing Worker Apprenticeship
At TPC Health, we are dedicated to enhancing community health by equipping individuals with the skills necessary to address health disparities and promote well-being.
Community Health and Wellbeing workers are a rapidly expanding work force supporting the increasing emphasis across government departments on improving the health of local people and communities. TPC Health can now deliver a Community Health and Wellbeing Worker apprenticeship, which will improve the health and wellbeing of your patients, prevent illness where possible and reduce inequalities across the community.
Our funded Level 3 Community Health and Wellbeing Worker Apprenticeship prepares you to work collaboratively with individuals and communities, identifying and addressing health needs to improve overall well-being.
The Apprenticeship Experience
- Government-funded training – for levy/non levy employers – speak to us to discuss this further.
- Community-Centric Approach – Focused on engaging with communities to identify and address health and wellbeing needs.
- Expert-Led Training – Delivered by experienced health and social care practitioners.
- Practical Application – Emphasises real-world application of skills within community settings.
- Ongoing Support & Supervision – we will provide dedicated tutors, regular reviews, and pastoral care ensure success.
This apprenticeship is ideal for individuals passionate about community health, including:
- Community Health and Wellbeing Workers
- Health Trainers
- Care or Service Navigators
- Social Prescribing Link Workers
- Live Well Coaches
- Community Connectors
- Community Health Champions
- Community Development Workers
This 12-month apprenticeship blends theoretical learning with hands-on practice, ensuring learners develop the necessary skills to become effective Community Health and Wellbeing Workers.
- Community Engagement
- Health Promotion
- Holistic Approaches
- Service Navigation
- Behavioural Science Application
✅ Gain a recognised Level 3 qualification.
✅ Develop skills to engage and support communities.
✅ Enhance understanding of health inequalities.
✅ Receive mentorship from experienced professionals.
✅ Improve career prospects in health and social care.
Time is particularly important, as part of the apprenticeship, alongside your job role, a minimum of 20% of your time in work must be dedicated to improving new skills, knowledge and behaviours across the 12-month programme.
You will have access to the following to help you achieve your apprenticeship:
- An individual Learning Platform account
- A designated Health and Wellbeing Tutor
- A plethora of engaging resources
- A Programme Support Advisor
To apply, you must:
- Be employed in a role that involves working with individuals and communities to improve health and wellbeing.
- Have employer support to complete the programme.
- Be able to dedicate time to off-the-job training, including workshops, projects, and reflective practice.
To successfully complete the apprenticeship, learners must pass an End-Point Assessment (EPA), including:
- A knowledge test (multiple-choice format).
- A coaching observation by an independent assessor.
- A portfolio-based interview demonstrating competence.
We will support you throughout the programme to achieve the apprenticeship.
Take the next step
Join us in making a meaningful impact on community health with TPC Health’s Level 3 Community Health and Wellbeing Worker Apprenticeship.
Contact us today to learn more!
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