At One touch home care services Limited, we believe that healthcare is more than just treatment it’s a commitment to improving lives, which is why we offertraining programs to People interested in the Healthcare Industry .

Training programs.

Discover our professional healthcare training programs, designed to equip caregivers and healthcare professionals with the practical skills and knowledge needed to provide safe, compassionate, and high-quality care.

Level   1
Basic Caregiver certificate

* 4–6 weeks
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* Classroom + practical skills
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* First Aid/BLS
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* Basic elderly and sick-person care

* Infection prevention

* Communication and ethics

NGN 150,000

Level   2 
Professional home care
giver Certicate


* 8–12 weeks*
Everything in Level 1
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* Stroke care
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* Dementia care
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* Diabetes and hypertension
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* Rehabilitation support
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* Palliative care
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* Advanced documentation
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* Supervised clinical/home-care placement

NGN 200,000

Level   3 
Specialist Caregiver Training Certificate

* Stroke care
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* Dementia care
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* Palliative care
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* Disability care
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* Post-operative care
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* Paediatric home care
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* Complex-care support

NGN 250,000

Programs we offer.

Our training programs are designed to equip individuals and healthcare professionals
with practical knowledge and hands-on skills needed to provide safe,
compassionate, and effective care.

Whether you are looking to begin a career in healthcare,
improve your existing skills, or gain specialized knowledge in home care,
our programs provide a supportive learning environment
guided by experienced professionals.

‍Learn.  Develop.  Care with confidence.
With One Touch, you gain more than training,
you gain the skills to make a meaningful difference
in the lives of those you care for.

Our Curriculum.

1. Basic Nursing & Home Care Skills
Training Programs


* Understanding the role and  limits of a caregiver
* Basic anatomy and physiology
* Personal hygiene and grooming
* Bathing, dressing and toileting
* Bed making and environmental hygiene
* Feeding and hydration
* Safe repositioning and mobility
* Prevention of pressure sores
* Monitoring and recording vital signs
* Recognising changes in a client’s condition
* Proper documentation and reporting
2. First Aid & Basic Life Support


* CPR and adult basic life support
* Choking management
* Management of bleeding
* Fainting and seizures
* Burns and minor injuries
* Falls and fractures
*Emergency response and when to call for help
* Safe patient transportation
3. Care of Patients with
common Diseases


* Stroke 
* Hypertension  
* Diabetes
* Heart disease
  * Arthritis  
 * Asthma
* Chronic respiratory diseases
* Cancer  
* Dementia   
* Parkinson’s disease
* Kidney disease  
 * Post-operative recovery
4. Stroke Patient
care


* Positioning
* Mobility and transfers
* Communication difficulties
* Swallowing difficulties
* Feeding safety
* Pressure injury prevention
* Exercises prescribed by professionals
* Recognising aspiration
* Recognising deterioration
* Supporting rehabilitation
5. Dementia & Mental
Health care


* Alzheimer’s disease and dementia
*Communication with confused clients
* Managing agitation
* Preventing wandering* Maintaining dignity
* Supporting clients with depression and anxiety* Appropriate boundaries
* Recognising emergencies and escalation
6. Infection prevention
and control


* Hand hygiene
* Use of gloves, masks and other PPE
* Standard precautions
* Cleaning and disinfection
* Waste disposal
* Prevention of cross-infection
* Handling soiled linen
* Basic wound-care precautions
* Infection warning signs
7. Infection prevention
and control


* Hand hygiene
* Use of gloves, masks and other PPE
* Standard precautions
* Cleaning and disinfection
* Waste disposal
* Prevention of cross-infection
* Handling soiled linen
* Basic wound-care precautions
* Infection warning signs
8. Nutrition &
feeding


* Balanced nutrition for elderly and sick clients
* Hydration
* Feeding dependent clients
* Safe positioning during meals
* Recognising choking
* Special diets
* Diabetes-friendly diets
* Monitoring food and fluid intake
* When to report poor appetite or difficulty swallowing
9. Care Plan & Documentation

* Read a client’s care plan
* Follow instructions
* Record vital signs
* Record meals and fluids
* Record activities
* Document incidents
* Report changes in condition
* Maintain daily care notes
* Communicate effectively during handover
10. Professionalism

* Confidentiality
* Patient privacy
* Respect and dignity
* Consent
* Professional boundaries
* Abuse and neglect prevention
* Safeguarding vulnerable adults
* Cultural sensitivity
* Communication with families
* Professional conduct
* Incident reporting
11. Communication Skills

* Elderly clients
* Stroke patients with speech difficulties
* Dementia patients
* Hearing-impaired clients
* Visually impaired clients
* Family members
* Nurses and doctors
12. Practical Home care Training

* Bed bath
* Bed making
* Transfers from bed to chair
* Walking assistance
* Use of mobility aids
* Vital signs
* Feeding
* Personal hygiene
* Incontinence care
* Pressure-area care
* Positioning
* Documentation
* Emergency response
13. Palliative and End of Life care

* Comfort care
* Pain observation and reporting
* Personal hygiene
* Emotional support
* Respect for the dying person’s dignity
* Family support
* Bereavement
* Recognising signs that a client is deteriorating
14. Care giver Safety

* Safe patient lifting and transfer
* Prevention of back injuries
* Workplace hazards
* Fire safety
* Electrical safety
* Infection exposure
* Handling aggressive behaviour
* Emergency evacuation
* Personal safety when working inside clients’ homes

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