| Title | Training Category | Body | Training Duration | Manage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caregiver Training – 390 Hours | Short Term Training | Caregiver Training – 390 Hours The 390-hour Caregiver Training is a competency-based, practical and skill-oriented training program designed to prepare individuals for caregiving roles in hospitals, elderly care centers, rehabilitation facilities, nursing homes, and home-care settings. The training develops essential knowledge and practical skills in occupational safety and health, nutrition and balanced diet, personal and environmental hygiene, elimination management, comfort management, exercise and recreational activities, health-related equipment management, psychosocial assessment, communication, and compassionate caregiving. The CTEVT curriculum allocates 67 hours for theoretical learning and 323 hours for practical training, with a strong emphasis on hands-on skill development. Target Trainee Group The program is primarily targeted at: * Youth interested in obtaining formal technical and vocational education and training (TVET) * Unemployed youth seeking employment-oriented skills * Individuals interested in developing a career in caregiving and support services * Individuals interested in providing care to elderly persons, patients, and people requiring assistance in daily activities The official CTEVT curriculum identifies youth interested in formal TVET and unemployed youth as the target groups. Group Size Each training group will consist of a maximum of 20 participants, as specified in the CTEVT curriculum. Entry Qualification / Admission Criteria As per the CTEVT Care Giver 390 Hours Curriculum (Second Revision 2079/2022), applicants must: * Have passed Grade 8 (Basic Education) * Be 18 years of age or above * Pass the prescribed entrance examination These requirements are based on the official CTEVT curriculum. Training Methodology The training emphasizes practical competency development through demonstration, guided practice, individual practice, teamwork, discussion, illustrated talks, and other learner-centered training methods. Approximately 80% of the training time is dedicated to practical skill development and 20% to theoretical knowledge. Major Training Areas The 390-hour curriculum covers: 1. Introduction to Caregiving 2. Occupational Safety and Health 3. Entrepreneurship Development 4. Nutrition and Balanced Diet 5. Personal and Environmental Hygiene 6. Elimination Management 7. Comfort Management 8. Exercise and Entertainment Management 9. Health-Related Equipment Management 10. Psychosocial Assessment 11. Project Work The official curriculum provides a total of 390 hours: 67 hours theoretical + 323 hours practical. |
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