Teach moving and assisting people with editable PowerPoint materials, trainer guidance, learner activities, a generic blank toolkit and certificate.

Five PowerPoint files included

• 77-slide Moving and Assisting of People course
• 82-page Trainer’s Edition with teaching points, discussion prompts, workbook links and indicative answers
• 24-page learner workbook with activities, knowledge checks, reflection and an action plan
• Separate 42-page Teacher and Trainer Toolkit
• Editable certificate of completion template

Topics covered
Person-centred support, consent, risk assessment and TILEO, manual-handling legislation, avoiding unsafe lifting, communication and teamwork, equipment awareness, hoists and sling selection, standing aids, slide sheets and transfer planning.

The course distinguishes pre-use checks, maintenance and competent thorough examination of equipment. Trainers can use the practical prompts alongside suitable equipment, current manufacturer instructions and the person’s assessed care plan.

Extra teacher and trainer documents
The 42-page toolkit contains generic blank forms to customise for attendance, planning, learner records, assessment, feedback and action planning. These reusable forms are not completed individual handling assessments or evidence of practical competence.

Teaching and adaptation
For health and social care educators, workplace trainers and care managers. Use the course, Trainer’s Edition and workbook together. Adapt examples, local policy and equipment information to your learners and setting. The Care Act section concerns England; check the relevant national legal framework before delivery elsewhere. Age not applicable.

All five files use editable PowerPoint (.pptx) format. Microsoft PowerPoint or compatible software is required. Personalise materials, print selected workbook/toolkit pages and edit the certificate details.

Digital teaching resources only. No physical equipment, delivered training or regulated qualification is included. Reading the slides or completing a workbook does not establish practical competence or authorise unfamiliar techniques. Practical delivery and assessment require a competent trainer, suitable equipment, safe supervision and role-specific arrangements. Follow individual assessments, current care plans, manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures. The certificate records completion.

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