Courses
Course Framework
WARA delivers training programs aligned with nationally approved healthcare job roles.
These courses are designed to:
- Build practical skills
- Prepare candidates for employment
- Enable long-term career growth
Alignment with National Standards
All courses are aligned with:
- Healthcare Sector Skill Council
- NSQF (National Skills Qualification Framework)
This ensures:
- Standardized curriculum
- Defined competency levels
- Recognized certification
Foundation-Level Courses
These are entry-level programs designed for beginners.
General Duty Assistant (HSS/Q5101)
- NSQF Level: 3
- Focus: Basic patient care and support
Key Skills:
- Assisting patients with daily activities
- Maintaining hygiene and safety
- Supporting healthcare staff
Home Health Aide (HSS/Q5102)
- NSQF Level: 3
- Focus: Home-based caregiving
Key Skills:
- Providing care at patient homes
- Assisting families in caregiving
- Managing routine patient needs
Specialized Care Courses
These build deeper caregiving capabilities.
Geriatric Care Assistant (HSS/Q6001)
- NSQF Level: 4
- Focus: Elderly care
Key Skills:
- Long-term patient care
- Managing age-related conditions
- Providing emotional and physical support
Digital & Coordination Roles
These roles support the healthcare system through coordination and data management.
Telehealth Services Coordinator (HSS/Q5801)
- NSQF Level: 4
Key Skills:
- Remote patient coordination
- Digital communication
- Service tracking and reporting
Medical Records & Health Information Technician (HSS/Q5501)
- NSQF Level: 4
Key Skills:
- Managing patient records
- Data entry and documentation
- Information handling
Clinical & Diagnostic Roles
These roles prepare candidates for hospital and lab environments.
Phlebotomy Technician (HSS/Q0501)
- NSQF Level: 4
Key Skills:
- Blood sample collection
- Basic diagnostic procedures
- Patient handling in clinical settings
Medical Laboratory Technician (HSS/Q0301)
- NSQF Level: 5
Key Skills:
- Laboratory testing support
- Handling diagnostic equipment
- Reporting and analysis support
Course Progression
Courses are designed to support a structured career pathway:
Foundation → Specialized Care → Digital Roles → Clinical Roles → Advanced Careers
Candidates can progress step by step based on:
- Experience
- Interest
- Additional learning
Delivery Approach
WARA combines:
- Classroom-based learning
- Practical skill training
- Real-life case exposure
- Assessment and certification
Outcome-Focused Training
Each course is linked to:
- Defined job roles
- Employment opportunities
- Career progression pathways
Training is not standalone—it is integrated with placement and growth.
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