Train to Care Oxfordshire, Professional Carer Training

“We can put you on the right track.”

Train to Care Oxfordshire, part of The Care With Dignity Group, delivers professional, in-person training for care providers across the county. Based in Abingdon, we support residential care homes, domiciliary agencies, and supported living providers with practical, accredited training that ensures carers are confident, compliant, and ready to deliver high-quality care.

Our Most Popular Course: Moving & Positioning People

At Train to Care Oxfordshire, our most requested course is Moving & Positioning People. This essential training protects both carers and the individuals they support, covering:


  • Safe lifting, transferring, and repositioning techniques
  • Correct use of hoists and mobility equipment
  • Reducing the risk of injury for staff and service users
  • Practical, scenario-based learning carers can apply immediately


Moving & Positioning is a mandatory course for care staff and one of the most important refresher courses for every team.


Click here to enquire about booking our Moving and Positioning People for Carers Course.

Other Training Courses We Provide

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Food Hygiene Training

Designed to enable support workers to prepare food safely and maintain correct food hygiene practices at work. This course covers recognising the causes and symptoms of food poisoning, understanding the importance of good personal hygiene, the risks and policies involved regarding food handling and preparation at work.



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Equality & Diversity Training

Designed to increase the understanding of equality & diversity at work, key anti-discrimination legislations, the impact of discrimination on individuals and the community, support workers legal rights and responsibilities and the benefits a diverse workforce can bring to healthcare organisations.




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Health & Safety Training

Every support worker has the duty to protect themselves and service users from harm, this course will cover the legal obligations of the employer and employees in regards to health and safety, help them to recognise a range of hazards in their workplace, any harm that could be cause by those risks and the importance of following hazardous controls that have been put in place.



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Mental Capacity Act & Deprivation of Liberty (DoLS) Training

Understand the legal framework for supporting individuals who may lack capacity. This course covers decision-making in someone’s best interests, recognising when restrictions become deprivation of liberty, and ensuring compliance with legislation.

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Mental Health Awareness Training

Build awareness of common mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, and schizophrenia. Carers learn how to recognise early signs, respond appropriately, and support service users with sensitivity and confidence.




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First Aid & Basic Life Support Training

Essential for all carers, this practical course covers CPR, choking response, recovery position, and managing emergencies such as seizures or cardiac arrest. Staff leave prepared to act quickly and effectively in life-threatening situations.


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Dementia & Behaviours That Challenge Awareness Training

Enhance carers’ understanding of dementia, its effects, and practical strategies to provide person-centred care. The course explores communication techniques, managing behaviour, and creating supportive environments for individuals living with dementia.

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End of Life Care Training

Equip carers with the knowledge and compassion needed to support individuals and their families at the end of life. The course includes pain management awareness, dignity in care, and sensitive communication during difficult times.




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Infection Control Training

Essential for maintaining safe care environments, this course covers hygiene best practice, preventing cross-contamination, and responding to infection risks. Carers gain the knowledge to protect themselves, their colleagues, and service users.




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Medication Awareness Training

Designed to promote safe handling of medicines, this course covers storage, administration, record-keeping, and recognising errors. Carers learn how to follow policies and procedures while supporting individuals with their prescribed treatments.

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Autism Spectrum Disorder & Learning Disabilities Training

Increase understanding of autism and learning disabilities, including how they affect communication, behaviour, and daily life. Carers are given practical tools to provide inclusive, respectful, and supportive care.

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Safeguarding Adults & Children Training

Every carer has a duty to protect the people they support from harm, abuse, and neglect. This course gives carers the knowledge and confidence to recognise the signs of abuse, respond appropriately, and follow correct reporting procedures.

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Moving & Positioning Is A Mandatory Course

Moving & Positioning is a mandatory course for care staff and one of the most important refresher courses for every team. This is the most popular course that we offer to all other care providers on a regular basis. Get in touch if you would like more information or to book.

Why Choose Train to Care Oxfordshire?

  • Delivered locally from our Abingdon base
  • Experienced trainers with real-world care backgrounds
  • Hands-on, interactive sessions designed for frontline carers
  • Certificates provided for compliance and CQC requirements
  • Suitable for induction, refreshers, and ongoing professional development
  • Part of The Care With Dignity Group – trusted in care across Oxfordshire
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Book Training for Your Team Today.​

If you manage a care home, domiciliary service, or supported living setting in Oxfordshire, Train to Care Oxfordshire can put your carers on the right track with practical, compliant training.


Call our Abingdon office today to discuss course availability and group bookings. Use our online enquiry form to request details or reserve places for your staff.


Train to Care Oxfordshire – We can put you on the right track.