here are two courses offered under the Certificate of Accomplishment (COA) programme:

1. Microsoft Office 365 – Excel (ICDL accredited)
2. Microsoft Office 365 – Excel Advanced (ICDL accredited)

Upon successful completion of both courses, learners will receive an additional certificate to certify their achievement under the COA programme.

There are two courses offered under the Certificate of Accomplishment (COA) programme:

1. Microsoft Office 365 – PowerPoint (ICDL accredited)
2. Microsoft Office 365 – PowerPoint Advanced (ICDL accredited)

Upon successful completion of both courses, learners will receive an additional certificate to certify their achievement under the COA programme.

There are two courses offered under the Certificate of Accomplishment (COA) programme:

1. Microsoft Office 365 – Word (ICDL accredited)
2. Microsoft Office 365 – Word Advanced (ICDL accredited)

Upon successful completion of both courses, learners will receive an additional certificate to certify their achievement under the COA programme.

Embark on an inspiring journey with our Senior Community Care Associate (SCCA) programme, guided by Advanced Certificate in Learning and Performance (ACLP) trained trainers boasting over a decade of expertise in elder care.

Our comprehensive curriculum spans 108 immersive hours, covering diverse topics to equip you with practical insights, knowledge and skills. Led by seasoned professionals, you will gain the confidence to provide quality day-to-day care, promoting independence and dignity for the cherished elderly of Singapore. You will uplift and support our community's seniors through holistic training in nursing and therapy. Join us in honouring individual needs and cultural diversity, positively impacting our community. Elevate your caregiving journey with our esteemed trainers and become a beacon of compassion and excellence in the community care sector. Enrol now to become a competent SCCA.

Course Outline

1. Identify early symptoms of infectious disease in client and report them promptly to the appropriate healthcare professional
2. Apply and enforce infection prevention strategies within the care setting
3. Implement, monitor and evaluate individualized care plans tailored to the specific needs of clients
4. Collaborate with the healthcare team to provide a holistic and coordinated care
5. Apply effective therapeutic communication techniques to interact with clients and healthcare professionals
6. Use clear and respectful communication to share client information and observation with hearth care team
7. Develop and facilitating group and social therapy sessions, ensuring activities are safe and suitable for all participants
8. Modify activities to accommodate the varying abilities and need of the client within the care setting
9. Assist therapists in conducting comprehensive client assessment of clients by provide observation and assist in simple clinical tasks in safe manner
10. Educate clients on the necessary information and skills required for safe and effective participation in therapy sessions
11. Empower clients through education to enhance their understanding of therapy goals and self-care practices

Who should attend:

Experienced Community Care worker appointed to ensure the implementation of operational procedures in the provision of healthcare (Nursing and Therapy) services in the following LTC setting:

• Nursing Homes
• Senior Care Centres
• Active ageing Centres
• Day Rehabilitation Centres

Minimum Entry Qualification:

• Obtained WSQ Higher Certificate in Healthcare (Community Care) AND
• With at least 2 years of working experience as CCA in the Community Care Sector

If staff do not meet these minimum requirements, please contact Training Provider for possible waiver.

As this course is fully funded by the Community Care sector training grant and not SSG funding, please note that CCOs cannot claim Absentee Payroll from SSG

Certificate of Accomplishment in Care Planning Facilitation
(Stacked Learning Pathway: General ACP Facilitator Training + Preferred Plan of Care (PPC) Facilitator Training)

Course Description:
The Certificate of Accomplishment in Care Planning Facilitation recognises individuals who have successfully completed both the General Advance Care Planning (ACP) Facilitator Training and the Preferred Plan of Care (PPC) Facilitator Training.

This stacked learning pathway equips facilitators with the full spectrum of knowledge and skills to guide Advance Care Planning conversations across different stages of health and illness, from generally healthy individuals to those with progressive life-limiting or advanced illnesses.

• General ACP Facilitator Training focuses on initiating and conducting ACP conversations with healthy individuals, applying the General ACP framework, and exploring the ethical, cultural, and procedural aspects of care planning.

• PPC Facilitator Training builds on this foundation, enabling facilitators to work with patients facing serious or progressive illness, using the PPC framework to capture complex care preferences and ensure alignment with healthcare teams.

By completing both courses, participants will:

• Understand the principles, goals, and scope of ACP in Singapore.

• Apply both General ACP and PPC frameworks in appropriate contexts.

• Demonstrate effective facilitation, communication, and documentation skills.

• Create written care plans that are person-centred and actionable.

Certification:
Participants who pass the assessments for both modules will be awarded the Certificate of Accomplishment in Care Planning Facilitation. Healthcare professionals may be eligible for CPE points for each course completed.

Pathway Structure:

Course 1: General ACP Facilitator Training (11 hours)

Course 2: Preferred Plan of Care Facilitator Training (11 hours)

Completion of both modules is required for the COA award.

WSQ Higher Certificate in Healthcare (Community Care) - Ren Ci Hospital is a programme that provides the aspiring community care worker with a mix of cross-functional nursing and basic therapy skills and knowledge to operate the community health setting. The curriculum follows a modular framework consisting of seven WSQ modules and six non-WSQ modules that provide fundamental knowledge and broad-based competencies to perform the functional roles of a community care associate in the community sector.

This course is customised to the sector's long-term training needs and operating context. The skills covered are cross-functional, varying from delivering personal care to nursing and therapy skills, as these are the skill sets required by the community care worker. The evolving trend in the community care sector is that beyond supporting care needs, the worker will need to assist in basic nursing care functions with the long-term aim of rehabilitation and functional recovery.

With the rise of healthcare-associated infections and increasing complexity in care environments, ICC Leads must be equipped to lead with confidence, precision, and purpose. This stackable programme is designed to go beyond foundational knowledge building leadership capacity to drive cultural transformation in infection prevention and control (IPC) through data-driven decision-making, proactive planning, and the implementation of resilient, sustainable systems.

Designed exclusively for Infection Control Committee (ICC) Leads, this advanced programme transcends regulatory compliance. It empowers you with strategic foresight, operational expertise, and crisis leadership capabilities essential for safeguarding vulnerable populations and achieving sustainable IPC outcomes.

Firmly grounded in national IPC standards and global best practices, the programme integrates evidence-based learning with practical application through two comprehensive modules:

🔹 Part 1: Infection Prevention and Control (ICC Lead)

🔹 Part 2: Infection Surveillance and Prevention

Through immersive, applied learning, participants will gain the skills to lead multidisciplinary teams, translate data into actionable strategies, and implement robust IPC frameworks aligned with national healthcare standards.

Course Fee (Per Pax):

$1,320 (before GST)

Additional Information

• Please click on "Express your interest" to learn.

• For course enquiries, please contact us at sg.trainingadmin@ihhhealthcare.com

Request of Withdrawal of Courses

• For withdrawal of course, a written notice must be submitted and received by Parkway College 14 days before course commencement.

• There is a penalty fee for cancellation:

  • 50% of the course fee if a withdrawal letter is received between 5 to 14 days before the course commences.

  • 100% of the course fee if a withdrawal letter is received less than 5 days before the course commences or no show.

Embark on an inspiring journey with our Senior Community Care Associate (SCCA) programme, guided by Advanced Certificate in Learning and Performance (ACLP) trained trainers boasting over a decade of expertise in elder care.

Our comprehensive curriculum spans 108 immersive hours, covering diverse topics to equip you with practical insights, knowledge and skills. Led by seasoned professionals, you will gain the confidence to provide quality day-to-day care, promoting independence and dignity for the cherished elderly of Singapore. You will uplift and support our community's seniors through holistic training in nursing and therapy. Join us in honouring individual needs and cultural diversity, positively impacting our community. Elevate your caregiving journey with our esteemed trainers and become a beacon of compassion and excellence in the community care sector. Enrol now to become a competent SCCA.

Course Outline

1. Identify early symptoms of infectious disease in client and report them promptly to the appropriate healthcare professional
2. Apply and enforce infection prevention strategies within the care setting
3. Implement, monitor and evaluate individualized care plans tailored to the specific needs of clients
4. Collaborate with the healthcare team to provide a holistic and coordinated care
5. Apply effective therapeutic communication techniques to interact with clients and healthcare professionals
6. Use clear and respectful communication to share client information and observation with hearth care team
7. Develop and facilitating group and social therapy sessions, ensuring activities are safe and suitable for all participants
8. Modify activities to accommodate the varying abilities and need of the client within the care setting
9. Assist therapists in conducting comprehensive client assessment of clients by provide observation and assist in simple clinical tasks in safe manner
10. Educate clients on the necessary information and skills required for safe and effective participation in therapy sessions
11. Empower clients through education to enhance their understanding of therapy goals and self-care practices

Who should attend:

Experienced Community Care worker appointed to ensure the implementation of operational procedures in the provision of healthcare (Nursing and Therapy) services in the following LTC setting:

• Nursing Homes
• Senior Care Centres
• Active ageing Centres
• Day Rehabilitation Centres

Minimum Entry Qualification:

• Obtained WSQ Higher Certificate in Healthcare (Community Care) AND
• With at least 2 years of working experience as CCA in the Community Care Sector

If staff do not meet these minimum requirements, please contact Training Provider for possible waiver.

As this course is fully funded by the Community Care sector training grant and not SSG funding, please note that CCOs cannot claim Absentee Payroll from SSG

Our Quality Assurance Supervisor (QAC Supervisor) programme takes place across 3 days and comprises of 3 modules namely Improvement Toolkit - Basic , Patient Safety and Adverse Event Management and Quality assurance and Clinical Data management. The programme will provide you with the concepts and applications to perform the roles and responsibilities of a QAC Supervisor for a Nursing Home (or equivalent).

Day 1: Improvement Toolkit Basic will introduce participants to Quality in Healthcare and the Science of Improvement and Common Improvement Tools including PDSA and 6S.
Day 2: Patient Safety and Adverse Event Management will bring participants through the process of incident reporting and review including root cause analysis, and effective communication after incident.
Day 3: Quality Assurance and Clinical Data Management will cover understanding of quality assurance, how to conduct audit of the care processes, manage clinical data, review guidelines and work instructions to ensure compliance to standards of practice and care.

Course fee:

$2100 (before GST)

AIC funding is applicable for Singaporean / Permanent Resident at 90% and Workpass permit holders at 45%.