Why a career with National Care Group is for you
Careers with National Care Group
We know how important it is for our colleagues to be equipped with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to deliver outstanding care and support, and flourish in their careers.
Mandatory Learning
We are committed to providing ongoing learning to support colleagues in their roles. Some courses can be done online at a time that works best for you, others are run by our dedicated talent development team, virtually or in person.
National Care Group is committed to implementing the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training programme in line with the recommended guidelines and prescribed methodology. We have already delivered Tier 1 training to 100% of our colleagues.
National Care Group Academy
The National Care Group Academy is designed to help with career development, whatever stage of your career.
You may want to build on your knowledge in your existing role, prepare yourself for your next role, learn leadership skills, or advance to a more specialist area.
Whatever your choices – we support you!
The three key areas of the Academy are:
- Early careers. When you join National Care Group as an employed apprentice.
- Professional Qualifications. For colleagues at all stages of their career, including apprenticeships.
- Leadership Academy. Developed for leaders and future leaders.
Watch the video
Listen to what Wendy has to say about her career progression with National Care Group.
Speak to us
We’re here to help and answer your questions. Call us on
News and Stories
Empowering Andrea’s independence
Slow stream rehabilitation at Ashbrook empowered Andrea to regain her confidence and independence following a brain injury
Finalists! Employee Benefits Awards
We're delighted to be shortlisted in the Best Financial Wellbeing Strategy category
Community, Confidence, and Connections
Kim’s 21 year journey with the Affinity Supporting People Team
Nathan’s move from Ashbrook to Deepdale
Nathan’s progression to greater independence following an acquired brain injury