The Cambridge Technicals have recently been updated and redesigned, with refreshing and exciting content, that is up to date, engaging, fit for purpose and suitable for the needs of students. A wide range of centre-assessed units with practical and wider project-based assessment opportunities, as well as examined units on Principles of Working in Health, Social Care and Childcare, and Health and Safety in Practice, has resulted in focused qualifications. Students will practically apply their skills and knowledge in preparation for further study or the workplace. Students will develop professional and personal skills through interaction with people who either work in the sector or require care or support, as well as theoretical knowledge and understanding to underpin their skills. This will allow them to offer specific, person-centred care and support and build positive relationships with the people they are working with, so that their needs and requirements are met while they maintain control of their own care and support. Students will consider the real impacts on people living with conditions or illnesses such as the social, financial and psychological impacts, not just the signs, symptoms and treatment of faceless conditions or illnesses. Students will also learn about the legislation and guidance supporting health and social care, so that they can ensure the people they are working with are not only able to access all the care and support they are entitled to, but are also able to protect themselves from any harm or abuse while at work.