Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training
This training is a legal requirement and forms a core part of our induction programme, ongoing professional development, and CQC compliance framework.
Purpose of the Training
We are fully committed to delivering the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism to all our staff, in line with national legislation and best practice across health and social care in England.
Understanding Oliver McGowan
What is Oliver McGowan?
Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training refers to a standardised, government‑endorsed training programme in the UK for health and social care staff about learning disability and autism. It was developed to ensure care professionals have the right knowledge and skills to support and communicate with autistic people and people with a learning disability in a safe, informed and respectful way.
Funding & Compliance
Where eligible, this training aligns with Adult Social Care Learning & Development Fund requirements. All certificates are securely stored within staff training and compliance records.
Training Levels
Our specialist training covers all essential aspects of Oliver McGowan Training and emergency medication administration.
Tier 1 – Awareness (All Staff)
For staff who do not provide direct care but may interact with people who use services.
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Tier 2 – Direct Care & Support Roles
For staff providing direct care and support.
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Target Audience
Who Completes This Training?
This training is essential for all care professionals who may need to support individuals with epilepsy or administer emergency medication.
Why This Training Is Essential
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Our Commitment to Excellence
This training is not treated as a tick-box exercise. It is embedded into our induction, ongoing CPD, and quality governance framework to ensure staff deliver safe, respectful, and responsive care.
