Level 5 Diploma in Adult Care Management in Shrewsbury | A1 Training
Level 5 Diploma in Adult Care Management in Shrewsbury
Step into leadership and registered manager roles with flexible learning across Shrewsbury and Shropshire.
If you’re aiming for leadership in adult social care, the Level 5 Diploma in Leading and Managing an Adult Care Service can support progression into roles such as deputy manager, registered manager, and wider service leadership.
Who This Qualification Is For
- Deputy managers and seniors preparing for management responsibilities
- Aspiring registered managers in domiciliary, supported living or residential care
- Providers strengthening leadership capability and compliance standards
What You’ll Learn
This diploma focuses on leadership, regulation and service improvement, including:
- Leadership and management in adult care settings
- Regulatory compliance, governance and quality assurance
- Safeguarding, risk management and incident response
- Staff supervision, recruitment and development
- Person-centred care and continuous improvement
- Business planning and service delivery
Flexible Delivery for Busy Managers
Learners in Shrewsbury and Shropshire can study via flexible distance learning with tutor support. Assessment typically includes evidence from your role and may include workplace observation where required.
Prefer the national page? View the full programme here: View Level 5 Diploma Details
Funding & Payment Options
Funding routes can vary depending on eligibility and employer support. We can also discuss flexible payment plans to spread the cost in a manageable way.
Helpful reading: How to fund your care qualification
Not quite ready for Level 5? Many learners start with: Level 3 Diploma in Adult Care (NVQ).
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Level 5 Diploma required to become a registered care manager?
It’s widely recognised as the standard qualification for registered manager roles in adult social care, depending on setting and experience.
Can I study from Shrewsbury by distance learning?
Yes. You can study flexibly via distance learning with tutor support, plus workplace evidence and observation where required.
How long does it take to complete?
Many learners complete within 12–18 months, depending on experience, pace of study, and assessment opportunities.
Do you offer funding or payment plans?
Funding routes can vary depending on eligibility and employer support. Payment plans may be available to spread the cost.
Who should take this qualification?
It’s suitable for aspiring managers, deputy managers, senior support workers, and those preparing to lead services across domiciliary care, supported living, and residential care.
Get In Touch
If you’d like to enrol, need more information, or want funding guidance, complete the form below and our team will be in touch.