Infection Control Train the Trainer
Learning Outcomes
Train the Trainer:
- Compare the varying roles and responsibilities of a trainer within a care-based setting
- State key legislative and regulatory requirements that underpin training practice
- Explain practical ways to promote equality and diversity in learning sessions
- Describe approaches to meeting different individual learner needs
- Describe the significance of timely and constructive feedback
- Explain how to identify and act upon areas for professional improvement
- Define how to select relevant and inclusive teaching and learning resources
- Identify and compare different types of assessment methods
- Define strategies for engaging and motivating learners effectively
- Complete and submit:
- - Homework: A fully developed lesson plan
- - Homework: A structured micro-teach session
Infection Control:
- Describe the concept and importance of infection control
- Explain the nature of germs, bacteria, pathogens, and the difference between contagious and non-contagious infections
- Identify key differences between bacteria and germs
- Analyse the environmental and biological conditions required for bacterial growth
- State the components of the chain of infection
- Describe how infection is spread in care environments
- Explain who may be vulnerable to infection and how to break the chain using barriers and safe practice
- Define the correct use and limitations of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Identify correct hand hygiene techniques and uniform standards
- Describe employee responsibilities in minimising the risk of infection
- Explain the importance of accurate record keeping and the use of positive support plans in managing infection risks
Aim
This course is designed for individuals involved in teaching, training, or assessing within real workplace environments. It equips participants with the knowledge and skills required to deliver effective, inclusive training and observe learners confidently and competently in health and social care settings.
Why Customers would Benefit from the Infection Control Train the Trainer Course?
The Infection Control Train the Trainer course enables care providers to embed consistent, up-to-date infection prevention practices by training a designated staff member to deliver this vital training internally. This approach ensures all team members receive clear, relevant instruction tailored to the organisation’s setting, while meeting regulatory requirements and significantly reducing infection-related risks across the workforce and service users.

Key Benefits for Customers:
Cost-Efficient In-House Training Delivery
Train a trusted staff member to deliver infection control sessions regularly, reducing external training costs and allowing for flexible refreshers when needed.
Meets CQC and Legal Requirements
Supports compliance with the Health and Social Care Act 2008, COSHH Regulations, and CQC Key Lines of Enquiry (KLOEs) regarding safe care, hygiene, and staff training.
Reduces Risk of Outbreaks and Cross-Contamination
Ensures staff are equipped to prevent the spread of infections through correct hand hygiene, PPE use, waste management, and cleaning procedures.
Promotes a Culture of Accountability and Safety
In-house trainers can reinforce infection prevention standards through ongoing supervision, role modelling, and practical demonstrations.
Tailored to Care Environments
Course content is specifically designed for residential care, domiciliary services, supported living, and clinical community care—focusing on real risks and relevant protocols.
Improves Staff Confidence and Consistency
Trainers can respond directly to setting-specific concerns, helping build staff confidence while maintaining consistency in infection control standards.
Enables Regular Refreshers and Spot Training
Allows providers to deliver training in response to audits, policy changes, or incidents—helping ensure staff remain compliant and prepared.
Comprehensive Training Toolkit Provided
Includes structured resources such as lesson plans, presentation slides, demonstration guides, handouts, and competency checklists to support confident delivery and learner assessment.
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Infection Control Train the Trainer
Course
Infection Control Train the Trainer
Level
3
Practical
Yes
Duration
10-12 Hours, 2 Days
Certificate Length
3 Year
Number of Delegates
8
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