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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Thinking About Care certification course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of care and its significance in diverse contexts. This course goes beyond surface-level knowledge and delves into the complexities of caregiving, exploring its profound impact on individuals, families, and communities.

Through a combination of theoretical concepts and practical examples, learners are equipped with the necessary tools to develop critical thinking skills and gain deep insights into the multifaceted aspects of care. The course covers a wide range of topics, including care theories, models of caregiving, ethical considerations, communication skills, and the interplay between care and well-being.

By engaging with Thinking About Care Certification by Coursera, participants will not only acquire a solid foundation in care principles but also enhance their ability to navigate the intricacies of providing compassionate and effective care. This course aims to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to foster meaningful connections, promote well-being, and positively impact individuals and communities through the lens of care.

The Highlights

100% Online course
7 hours of approximate content
Flexible Schedule
Certification Upon completion

Programme Offerings

Real-World Projects
Technical Support
Project Reviews
Supportive community

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	CU BoulderCoursera

Thinking About Care Certification fees is divided into three parts, depending on the study duration appealed to the individual. These include Rs. 4,079 for a one-month course, Rs. 2,720 per month for a three-month course, and Rs. 2,040 per month for a six-month course.

Fee Structure

Total Course Fees for 1 month	Rs. 4,079 total
Total Course Fees for 3 months	Rs. 8,159 total
Total Course Fees for 6 months	Rs. 12,239 total

Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

To qualify for the certification, participants are required to complete all course modules and achieve a minimum passing grade on the assessments. The course allows multiple attempts to pass the exams, ensuring that learners have ample opportunities to demonstrate their understanding.

What you will learn

Communication skillsEmpathy

By completing the Thinking About Care Training, you will acquire the following skills and knowledge:

Understanding the theoretical foundations of care
Exploring different models of caregiving
Analysing the social, cultural, and ethical dimensions of care
Developing empathy and communication skills in care contexts
Evaluating the impact of care on individual well-being and societal dynamics
Applying care principles to diverse settings, such as healthcare, education, and social services

Who it is for

Social WorkerTeacherNurseHealth Officer

Admission Details

You can start with the Thinking About Care classes by following the given steps:

Step 1: Browse the official URL: https://www.coursera.org/learn/thinking-about-care

Step 2: Click the Enrollment button on the website.

Step 3: Select the course and make the payment.

Step 4: You will receive a confirmation and welcome mail on your registered email id after which you can start your course.

Application Details

To enrol for The Thinking About Care Classes, no formal admission process is required. Simply visit the Coursera website, create an account, and enrol in the course. No documentation is needed for enrollment.

The Syllabus

Videos

Introduction to Thinking About Care
What is care? Part I: Trying to Define Care
What is care? Part II: Tronto's Definition
Should we study care? Why Social Scientists Have Avoided the Study of Care

Readings

Nursing Continuing Professional Development Contact Hours
Teacher Education University Credit from CU Boulder
Caring for Others Facebook Group
Christianna Silva. “The Millennial Obsession With Self-Care.”

Quiz

What is care? Should we study it?

Discussion Prompt

Introduce Yourself
Your Understanding of Care

Videos

Care Providers Part I: The Uneven Distribution of Care
Care Providers Part II: The Role of Gender
Care Providers Part III: The Role of Race
Care Providers Part IV: Implications

Reading

“Rethinking Work-Life Balance For Women of Color"

Quiz

Who has traditionally provided care?

Discussion Prompt

The Future of Care

Videos

Types of Paid Care Work Part I: The Size of the Care Sector
Types of Paid Care Work Part II: Interactive and Support Care Occupations
Reasons for Helping Others: Non-Monetary Reasons for Working in a Care Occupation

Reading

“Why Volunteer?”

Quiz

Types of Paid Work

Discussion Prompt

What do you think?

Videos

The Value of Care Part I: Why Care Workers are Underpaid
The Value of Care Part II: Other Ways Care Workers are Devalued

Reading

“It Doesn’t Pay To Be An Early Childhood Teacher"

Quiz

The Value of Care

Discussion Prompt

Underpaid Care Workers

Videos

Money and Care Part I: Liberal and Conservative Concerns
Money and Care Part II: Questionable Assumptions Shared by Both
Money and Care Part III: Seeing Money and Care in a Different Light
Humanitarian Aid Part I: Three Historical Approaches to Humanitarian Aid
Humanitarian Aid Part II: Criticisms of the Three Approaches
Humanitarian Aid Part III: Unresolved Tensions

Reading

“Children? The Only Thing My Nannies Care for Are Money and Holidays”
D. Godrej. “NGOs - Do They Help?” 2014.

Quiz

Money and Care
Humanitarian Aid

Discussion Prompt

Money and Care
Humanitarian Aid

Peer Review

Thinking About Care

Evaluation process

The Thinking About Care Certification course does not have specific exams. Assessment methods may include quizzes, assignments, and project submissions to evaluate the understanding and application of course concepts.