Moving and Handling of People (People Movers)

Give your team the skills and confidence to assist people safely and respectfully. Our Moving and Handling of People (people movers) courses blend clear theory with hands‑on practice so staff can protect themselves and the people they support while promoting dignity, independence and functional mobility.

Many providers schedule the Refresher annually and combine it with short, equipment‑specific add‑ons to keep competence high between full courses.

What Learners Say

Participants consistently tell us the sessions are practical, clear and confidence‑building, with techniques they can use immediately in their daily work.

Moving and Handling Course Options & Pricing

New Carers – Full Course (6 hours)

  • Price: £400 for up to 12 learners

  • Ideal for new starters or those without recent training.

Refresher Course (3 hours)

  • Price: £250 for up to 12 learners

  • Perfect for annual updates and compliance checks

Special Equipment Add‑ons: £50 per hour

Optional practical modules tailored to to any specialist or new equipment that you may need additional support with.

Booking

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Phone: 01730 300020

If you’re unsure which option suits your team, we’ll help you choose the right mix of core content and equipment add‑ons. Contact Us.

Who this Moving and Handling Course Is For?

  • Care homes, domiciliary care, supported living, day services and hospitals

  • New care staff, returners and experienced teams needing a refresher

  • Leaders responsible for safe systems of work and compliance.

What You’ll Learn.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Assist people to move and change position safely while maintaining dignity and encouraging independence

  • Apply risk assessment principles to plan each move and adapt to changing needs

  • Identify common hazards and how to control them to prevent injury

  • Understand key legal and regulatory duties related to moving and handling.

  • Use safer handling techniques and equipment appropriately to minimise strain and musculoskeletal injury

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