- Level 3
- 12 Hours Duration (2 Days)
- 3 Year Certificate
- Care Train The Trainer
- 10 Delegates
- Includes Practical
Catheter Care Train the Trainer Course
This Catheter Care Train the Trainer course aims to develop healthcare professionals into qualified trainers, enabling them to teach catheter care skills to other staff members. This specialised training equips participants with comprehensive catheter knowledge and effective teaching methods.
Gain the required skills
This Catheter Care Train the Trainer course is for healthcare professionals who want to teach others about catheter care.
You will gain the confidence to cover important topics like catheter types, maintaining different types of catheters, infection control, and more, using different ways to teach adults.
Participants will learn good teaching methods, including how to engage adult learners and plan practical training sessions. A solid knowledge and experience in catheterisation are important for this course.
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Course Summary
- Trainer's Role and Responsibilities in Teaching Catheter Care
- Understanding How Adults Learn
- Designing the Training Course
- Teaching Methods and Techniques for Catheter Care Courses
- Assessment Strategies for Trainers
- Leading Catheter Care Practical Sessions
- Cultural Sensitivity in Training
- Managing Difficult Situations During Training
- Evaluation of Training Effectiveness
- Professional Development for Trainers
- Catheter Micro-Teaching Experience
- Self-Assessment and Reflection
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Trainer Pack Includes:
- Trainer Pack Guide
- PowerPoint Awareness Level 2
- Trainer Resource Multiple Choice Quiz
- Trainer Checklist
- Trainer Resource Lesson Plan
- Trainer Resource Level 2
- Learner Register Template
- Register Merge Template
- Learner Resource Activity Booklet
- Learner Resource Multiple Choice Quiz
- Feedback Form Template
- Learner Resource Training Handout
- Reflective Template for Trainers
- Certificate of Attendance Awareness Level 2
- Icebreaker Examples
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Where do you deliver this training?
We can deliver this training at your premises, as long as it's within the UK. Also, we have our own venues in Stoke on Trent, London, Swindon, Epsom & York if you need access to a training room (additional charges will apply). We can also deliver this training virtually using Zoom. However, sessions delivered via Zoom will be theory only and will not include any practicals.
How long will the training last?
This training will last 2 days. We give a range of time to account for variable factors such as; underlying knowledge and competence of delegates, class interaction and engagement and reduced delegate numbers. If a course finishes earlier than the allotted time, it will be due to one of these reasons. However, our trainer will ensure that all learning outcomes have been met.
Will attending this training make me competent?
In short, no. No classroom-based training course can give you full competency - be very wary of anyone claiming they can. Our classroom-based assessments are designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and workplace competency. We will be sure to provide you with the relevant workbooks and competency proformas to be observed and signed off within the workplace according to your local policy.
Who will conduct the training?
One of our expert tutors. These all have an abundance of first hand care experience and knowledge - so you'll be in great hands! We will let you know who is doing the training in advance. You can check out their skills and experience by finding them on our meet the team page.
What equipment will you use for training?
We have a variety of different training equipment and tools available. The training will be relevant and transferable. However, if you have a specific requirement for a particular type of equipment, please make this clear during the booking process, and the team will ensure this is provided. Alternatively, we can use your own equipment for training.
Catheter Care Train the Trainer Course
The Catheter Care Train the Trainer Course equips experienced healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality catheter care training within their organisation.
Participants gain in-depth knowledge of catheter types, insertion and maintenance procedures, infection control, and dignity in care.
The course also covers adult learning principles, teaching techniques, and assessment strategies to ensure trainers can confidently educate others.
Practical sessions and micro-teaching exercises build confidence in leading catheter care training that meets CQC and clinical standards. Ideal for senior carers, nurses, and training leads in residential or clinical settings.
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Course Information:
- Course Duration: 2 days
- Course Level: Level 3
- Certificate: 3-year certificate
- Max Delegates: 12
- Practical: Yes
- Course Mode: Face to Face/ Online
- Prerequisite: Catheter Care
You will have a 20-minute teaching session. Your first hands-on training will be in class, with feedback and help from our expert trainers.
You might be tested on one of these topics:
- Types of Catheters
- How to Care for and Maintain Catheters
- Preventing and Controlling Infections
- How to Care for Patients
- Record Keeping
- Legal and Ethical Issues
Catheter Train the Trainer Course Outline
1. Course Introduction and Goals
- What the course will cover
- Why good training in catheter care is important
- The trainer’s role in helping others learn
2. Understanding How Adults Learn
- Basic ideas about how adults learn
- Different learning styles and why they matter
- Ways to keep adult learners interested
3. Designing the Training Course
- Setting clear goals for learning
- Organising the course so it’s easy to understand
- Including practical skills in the training
4. Teaching Methods and Techniques
- Using interactive methods to teach skills
- Using pictures, videos, and technology to help teach
- The benefits of role-playing and practice
5. Assessment and Evaluation
- Ways to check how learners are doing
- Giving feedback to learners
- Checking if learners are skilled in catheter care
6. Leading Practical Sessions
- Best ways to teach hands-on skills
- How to manage skills labs
- Keeping learners safe during practice
7. Cultural Sensitivity in Training
- Addressing different learning needs
- Making training inclusive for everyone
- Understanding cultural differences in catheter care
8. Dealing with Difficult Situations
- Helping anxious or unsure learners
- Handling group dynamics and conflicts
- Answering questions and concerns
9. Evaluating Training Success
- Getting and looking at feedback from learners
- Measuring how well the training worked
- Finding ways to improve training
10. Ongoing Development for Trainers
- Keeping up with the latest catheter care guidelines
- Networking with other trainers
- Course research
11. Micro-Teaching Practice
- Preparing a 20-minute lesson on catheter care
- Creating teaching materials:
- Course workbook
- Quizzes for assessment
- Patient education resources
- Teaching the lesson
- Getting feedback from peers
- Reflecting on teaching and planning improvements
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the Catheter Train the Trainer course, participants will be able to:
1. Knowledge of Catheter Care
- Explain different types of catheters and their uses.
- Understand the main rules of infection control for catheter care.
2. Teaching Skills
- Use clear teaching methods that work well for adults.
- Create training sessions that are interesting and easy to follow.
3. Practical Application
- Show catheter care techniques with confidence.
- Plan and run practical training sessions for healthcare staff.
4. Assessment and Feedback
- Check how well learners understand the material.
- Give clear and helpful feedback.
- Make tools to measure how well the training works.
5. Problem-Solving and Support
- Spot common catheter problems and explain how to fix them.
- Support and encourage learners during training.
7. Professional Development
- Understand why ongoing learning and improvement in catheter care is important.
Course Benefits: Catheter Care Trainer Course
This catheter instructor training course will help you become a better trainer and improve patient care in many ways:
- Better Teaching Skills: You will learn simple and effective ways to teach catheter care, making it easier to connect with others.
- Increased Confidence: The course will help you feel more sure of yourself when talking about catheter types, how to insert them, and infection control.
- Hands-On Practice: You will get to practice, which will help you show skills and lead practice sessions well.
- Meet Other Professionals: You will meet other healthcare workers, share ideas, and learn the best ways to care for catheters.
- Improved Patient Safety: By teaching others the right way to care for catheters, you will help keep patients safe and comfortable.
- Support After the Course: You will get useful resources and help to keep learning after the course ends.
Who is the catheter trainer course for?
The Catheter Train the Trainer Course is for experienced healthcare professionals who deliver internal training on catheter care. It’s ideal for:
- Senior carers and nurses with hands-on experience in catheterisation.
- Clinical educators or training leads in care homes, hospitals, or community health settings.
- Staff in teaching roles who need to train others on safe catheter use, infection control, and dignity in care.
- Organisations building in-house training capacity to meet CQC and clinical standards.
Participants should already feel confident in providing catheter care and want to build their skills in teaching, assessment, and adult learning methods.
Do you Deliver this Training Onsite?
Caring for Care can deliver the Catheter Train the Trainer Course onsite, providing practical, hands-on instruction within your own care environment.
This approach helps reduce costs by avoiding travel and venue expenses, while strengthening team cohesion as staff learn together using familiar equipment and protocols.
Onsite training ensures immediate relevance to your organisation’s needs and promotes better retention through live demonstrations and real-time feedback. We will send our trainers to your location.
You can find a list of Catheter Train the Trainer courses near you on our public course page.
Customer Reviews
Thousands of learners have rated our face-to-face and online training as ‘Excellent’, with a 99% recommendation rate. This Catheter Train the Trainer course helps trainers feel confident and prepared to teach catheter care effectively.
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“Had a catheterisation training with Ben and he was excellent and thorough. I learned new techniques which will definitely help me and my patients who requires catheter.” – FETAD MURLA
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“John made the catheter training quite interesting, interactive, and informative. Training delivery was top-notch 👌” – Kelvin Igbinovia
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“Catheter Care Training was informative and interactive. Ben’s delivery of the course was excellent.” – Jodie Calderbank
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“John Starr for catheterisation course. Found information in depth. John presented all information in a timely manner. John catered teaching to fit all levels of education of session attendees, ensuring that each attendee was retaining knowledge and actively learning. Highly recommend” – Olivia Nicholl
Career Opportunities
Completing this Catheter Care Train the Trainer course can open up many career paths and chances to grow in healthcare:
- Clinical Trainers: You can teach other healthcare workers about catheter care and best practices.
- Training Coordinator: This job involves planning and organising training for healthcare staff.
- Nurse Trainer: You may become a special trainer, teaching catheter care to nurses and other staff.
- Healthcare Manager: With more skills, you could move into management, making sure teams are trained and provide good care to patients.
- Patient Educator: You might teach patients and their families about catheter care, helping them stay safe.
- Consultant: Experienced workers can give advice to healthcare centres on improving catheter care training and practices.
These jobs let you make a positive impact on patient care and help your healthcare team grow.
As I have told others... It is the best, most informative training I have ever attended
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