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Earn your nursing assistant diploma through classroom-based training: a pathway to personal care assistance

nursing auxiliary diploma

Description

Take part in our personal care and support assistant training course in Geneva, just 1 hour from Lausanne, and obtain your care assistant diploma. Our course is specially designed for those who aspire to make a positive contribution to the lives of people who are elderly, ill or in need of special support, by providing them with basic care in a variety of settings such as nursing homes, hospitals or at home.

As a care assistant, you will apply professional techniques for the well-being of patients, under the careful supervision of nursing staff. Our programme places a strong emphasis on the practice and theory of hygiene, comfort care and psychosocial support, without interfering in medical diagnosis or treatment.

Our nursing auxiliary training in Geneva is packed with practical and theoretical modules, enabling you to acquire the skills you need to care for patients empathically and effectively. Practical placements, which are an integral part of our training programme, give you the opportunity to apply your knowledge and prepare you to enter the professional world with valuable experience.

Becoming a care assistant (also known as a "nursing auxiliary") asks to face the challenges of the healthcare sector with professionalism and humanity. If you are motivated by a desire to help others and are considering a career in personal care, our programme could be the ideal springboard for you.

What are the aims of personal care assistant training?

  1. Acquiring or improving the knowledge and/or professional skills of paramedical staff with the aim of improving the quality and safety of care.
  2. Carry out basic patient care under delegation from nursing staff
  3. Providing a presence and support for patients losing their independence and becoming dependent on others
  4. Understanding and knowing the characteristics of the elderly person
  5. Adopting a professional approach and posture for working in the medico-social field

On completion of our training as a care and support assistant to become a care assistant in Geneva (near Lausanne), trainees obtain their nursing auxiliary diploma, giving them the professional skills needed to work with the elderly as a nursing auxiliary.

Contents:  

  1. Knowledge of the elderly
  2. Individualised support and assistance in the essential acts of daily life
  3. Support and assistance with everyday tasks
  4. Participation in the implementation of the individualised project
  5. Professional communication
  6. Professional practice
  7. Dissertation - presentation

The nursing auxiliary diploma (aide soignante / auxiliaire en soins) in Geneva near Lausanne is issued if :

  • All the work has been completed, in particular the memory work carried out and presented.
  • All modules were completed with at least 80% of attendance
  • The final exam has been completed and the overall average must be equal to or higher than 4 out of 6.

 

TYPE OF TRAINING

Medical - Health - Social

LOCATION

Geneva: Rue de Lausanne 82
1202 Geneva

SCHOOLING

Tuition: 2650 Frs (1000 Frs on registration, 800 Frs before the exam and 850 Frs on graduation)
Fees are all-inclusive until graduation

DURATION & TIMETABLE

Weekday training sessions (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9am to 4pm) :

  • from 04.02.25 to 04.03.25 (Geneva) (registration open)
  • from 25.03.25 to 22.04.25 (Geneva) (registration open)
  • from 06.05.25 to 05.06.25 (Geneva) (registration open)

Duration: 162 hours of theoretical instruction + 160 hours of practical experience in a care facility

Breakdown of theoretical hours : 120'hours face-to-face + 16 hours of professional practice in the workshop 26'hours of dissertation work

TARGET AUDIENCE

Anyone without a specific professional qualification wishing to work in the paramedical field in Switzerland
Anyone wishing to strengthen, supplement or acquire new skills in the field of care
Our graduates work in :
Medical and social establishments
Hospitals
Private clinics
Home care services

Details

ADMISSION CRITERIA

An interest in the paramedical field
Level of French B1

SCHOOLING

Tuition: 2650 Frs (1000 Frs on registration, 800 Frs before the exam and 850 Frs on graduation)
Fees are all-inclusive until graduation

TITLE

The diploma certifies that the person has taken part in theoretical and practical modules totalling 162 hours, and has successfully completed the 7 modules in which the skills are practised.

WORKFORCE

The maximum number of students depends on class capacity 

SALARY

The trainee does not receive a salary

Training plan

    • Organisation and regions of the human body
    • The major functions of the human body
    • Adulthood, old age and the end of life
    • Mental illness, infectious diseases and age-related pathologies
    • Disability

    • Carry out hygiene, comfort and well-being care (washing at the sink, washing in bed, washing in the shower, foot bath, skin care, hair care, mouth care, help with dressing and undressing).
    • Nutrition and food hygiene (preparing meals according to dietary requirements, distributing meals, giving food and drink)
    • Ensuring comfort (positioning in bed and making up the bed with a bedridden person, mobilisation out of bed, mobilisation and positioning in bed, handling a healthcare bed)
    • Main health monitoring parameters (temperature, skin condition, pulse, blood pressure)
    • Occupational risk prevention techniques
    • Pain management using gentle techniques (massage)
    • First aid techniques

    • Food risks and prevention of food poisoning
    • Textile properties and care
    • Hygiene and safety in the home (cleaning protocols, domestic pollution)
    • Organising and adapting your home

    • The individualised project
    • Abuse
    • Professional ethics and deontology

    • Professional communication
    • Organising and working with a home care service
    • Organisation and intervention in medico-social establishments, private clinics, hospitals, etc.

    • The student follows practical training in the workshops of the institution provided

    • Work on dissertations and presentations to juries

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