Diploma in Human Care
This course equips students with essential knowledge in basic caregiving, personal hygiene, elderly care, and first aid. Graduates are prepared to work in home care settings, old-age homes, and healthcare centres, supporting individuals with compassion and responsibility.
Course Overview
SPAC College offers The Diploma in Human Care is a foundational healthcare support program designed to train students in the core skills of caregiving. This course focuses on nurturing individuals who can provide effective and compassionate care to those in need, particularly elderly persons, differently-abled individuals, post-operative patients, and chronically ill individuals.
Ideal for those passionate about community service, the program builds both technical skills and emotional intelligence to support patients with dignity and empathy.
Key Modules Covered
- Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
- Basic Nursing & Patient Assistance
- Elderly Care and Geriatrics
- Nutrition, Hygiene & Sanitation Practices
- First Aid and Emergency Response
- Infection Control and Cleanliness Protocols
- Emotional and Psychological Support
- Ethics in Caregiving
- Communication Skills & Documentation
Learning Outcomes
- By the end of the course, students will
- Understand the principles of caregiving and patient safety.
- Be able to assist in daily living activities like bathing, feeding, and mobility.
- Respond to basic medical emergencies using first aid techniques.
- Practice personal and environmental hygiene effectively.
- Offer emotional support and maintain patient dignity in all settings.
Career Opportunities
- Graduates of this program can find employment in
- Home Nursing Services
- Hospitals and Clinics
- Elderly Care and Retirement Homes
- Community Health Centers
- Private Caregiver Services
- Daycare or Assisted Living Facilities
This course also acts as a stepping stone to advanced studies in nursing, patient care, and health-related disciplines.