ASG - Certificat d'aptitude aux fonctions d'Assistant de Soins en Gérontologie (Gerontological Care Assistant Certificate)

The training covers 5 areas of training:

- DF1: contribute to the development and implementation of the individualised project with respect for the person

- DF2: assist and support people in the acts of daily living, taking account of their needs and degree of autonomy

- DF3: set up social and cognitive stimulation activities in conjunction in particular with psychomotor therapists, occupational therapists or psychologists

- DF4: understand and interpret the main parameters linked to the state of health

- DF5: carry out daily care using appropriate techniques.

• Certification of prior learning

Total duration of 140 hours

• All audiences

This training course is aimed exclusively at qualified professionals who hold a State diploma in Care Aid, Medical-Psychological Aid, or Educational and Social Accompaniment.

12 people

Teaching method

• Fully classroom-based training

Teaching methods

• Group lessons

Equipment

• Room equipped with networked computer workstations
• Unmarked room with video projector

Monitoring and individualisation

Interviews, remediation with the educational referent

Beneficiary satisfaction taken into account during and at the end of training.

For beneficiaries with disabilities, support by the TH referent

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Experienced trainers in individualised learning with significant experience in adult education, professional lecturers.

Presentation of a support or entertainment project

Total price incl. VAT : 2100.00 €
Hourly rate incl. VAT : 15.00 €
Hourly rate incl. VAT : 15.00 Hourly rate including VAT: €15.00
. This price is indicative and non-contractual. Depending on your status, this training course may be fully financed. Contact us.

Interview and positioning by appointment.

Depending on the funding body, training is available between 15 and 45 days before the start of the course. Please contact us for further information.

Contact us to register for a meeting.

To work with elderly people who are highly dependent and/or have cognitive problems, requiring specific care and support techniques at home or in specialised establishments.