Strategies for Successful Talent Sourcing eLearning course

This Strategies for Successful Talent Sourcing course is designed to equip you with the essential skills and insights needed to excel in the dynamic world of talent acquisition.

In today's competitive job market, the demand for qualified professionals continues to grow amidst high regulatory and ethical standards. Effective talent sourcing ensures compliance with stringent legal requirements and also significantly enhances the quality of care provided. Therefore, finding and attracting top-notch talent is a strategic imperative for organisations looking to thrive and innovate.

By mastering targeted recruitment strategies, participants can attract and retain the best talent, directly impacting patient and client outcomes and addressing the unique challenges of high turnover and cultural competence in the sector.

This course offers a deep dive into the intricacies of talent sourcing in social care, balancing essential recruitment techniques with a strong emphasis on legal and ethical considerations.

  • Planning for recruitment
  • Recruitment strategy
  • Seeking the right candidates
  • Screening and shortlisting
  • Recruitment and selection
  • Skills gap analysis
  • Assessment when recruiting
  • Links to legislation
  • Pre-employment checks

This course has been designed specifically for people who are Health and social care professionals.

This course will take 2.5-3 Hours to complete.

You can access this Health and Social Care online leadership course as part of the Care Leadership Package, which includes 20+ courses and certificates, on the Click eLearning platform. The course costs £90, and gives access unlimited learning in one simple annual subscription.

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Access this course as part of our Care Leadership Package

Gain access to 20+ expertly created Leadership Courses, designed specifically for social care. Take steps to becoming a more confident and compassionate care leader, excelling your organisation towards becoming a Well Led care provider.

Strategies for Successful Talent Sourcing eLearning course - Grey Matter Learning

Aims of the Strategies for Successful Talent Sourcing course

  • Gain essential skills and insights to excel in talent acquisition within the dynamic job market landscape.
  • Understand the social care recruitment process thoroughly, including legal frameworks and safety measures to protect both applicants and individuals receiving support.
  • Learn strategies for effectively sourcing and attracting top talent to drive organisational success and innovation.
  • Acquire knowledge of relevant legislation and safety protocols to ensure ethical and compliant recruitment practices.
  • Develop practical techniques for navigating challenges and optimising talent acquisition efforts in the social care sector.

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As a leading eLearning platform provider, Grey Matter Learning recognises the importance of accessibility in learning. We are proud to have integrated Recite, an innovative tool that enables learners to access eLearning content more easily, regardless of their abilities. With Recite, learners can benefit from text-to-speech in over 65 languages, colour contrast adjustments, and translation of over 100 languages, to enhance their learning experience.

These tools can help to make learning more inclusive and accessible for learners with visual or hearing impairments, as well as those who speak different languages. By incorporating Recite into our website and Click eLearning platform, we are able to provide our carers with a comprehensive and accessible training solution that helps to promote learning outcomes for all learners.

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