<p>Social Care Training Ireland's training courses are delivered by social care practitioners who are experts in their chosen fields. Each course participant receives a Social Care Training Ireland Certification of Attendance upon completion of a training course and assessment by our trainers.</p>  <h2>Cornell University:</h2>  <p>Social Care Training Ireland are delighted to announce that our experienced <strong>Therapeutic Crisis Intervention</strong> trainer Bernie Breen is one of few <strong>Professional</strong> TCI trainers in Ireland, having received her accreditation from Cornell University. Only Professional level TCI trainers can legally provide this training to members of the public.</p>  <h2>QQI</h2>  <p>Social Care Training Ireland's <strong>Manual Handling and Patient Handling </strong>is delivered by a <b>QQI level 6</b> accredited instructor.</p>  <p>The QQI Manual Handling scheme was introduced following the Health and Safety Authority's review of Manual Handling training in Ireland. </p><p>Here at Social Care Training Ireland, we have been proactive in our approach to Manual Handling training and all of our Instructors completed QQI accreditation process almost a year in advance to ensure that we continue provision of high quality Manual Handling training to all of our current and future Customers.</p><h2>Pre Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC)</h2><p><span style="font-size: 14px;">Our<b> First Aid Response</b></span><span style="font-size: 14px;float: none;"> training courses are delivered by fully qualified PHECC First Aid Response Instructors.  This training will now replace Occupational First Aid and is recognised by the Health and Safety Authority.</span></p><p>Learners who currently hold a valid OFA certificate can attend an <b>FAR Refresher</b> and receive the new PHECC FAR certificate without completing the full FAR course.</p><h2>Irish Association of Social Workers (IASW):</h2><p>As of March 2014, Social Care Training Ireland are delighted to have six of our certified training courses approved for the Irish Association of Social Worker's Continuous Professional Development (CPD) points.</p>  <ul>    <li>Child Protection</li>    <li>Managing Self-Harm</li>    <li>Alcohol and Drug Awareness</li>    <li>Introduction to Mental Health</li>    <li>Introduction to Residential Child Care</li>    <li>Interculturalism and the Caring Environment</li>  </ul>  <p>The above courses are all 8 hours long and are certified by Social Care Training Ireland.</p>