CPD-Accredited AI Training

AI training built for social care

Five practical modules that take your workforce from cautious to confident with AI. Covers ethics, data protection, prompt engineering and governance. Built by a social worker, not a software company.

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5
Practical modules
70%
Pass mark per module
2
Tracks: Adults & Children's
CPD
Aligned certificates
The Curriculum

Five modules from foundation to fluency

Sequential learning with knowledge checks. Each module unlocks the next, ensuring your team builds understanding step by step.

A social care practitioner working alongside an AI co-pilot
Module 01

AI Foundations for Social Care

What AI actually is, how it works in plain English, and why social care professionals need to understand it now.

25 minutes
Module 02

Ethics, Bias & Data Protection

Algorithmic bias in care contexts, GDPR implications, the Care Act and Children Act lens, and when not to use AI.

30 minutes
Module 03

Prompt Engineering with VERA:H

Our proprietary prompting framework designed for social care. Hands-on sandbox practice with real scenarios.

35 minutes
Module 04

AI in Daily Practice

Practical applications: case notes, assessments, report drafting, supervision prep. What to automate and what to protect.

30 minutes
Module 05

Governance & Quality Assurance

The CLARITY framework for reviewing AI outputs. Building organisational AI policies that actually work.

30 minutes · Final assessment
Why TESSA Training

Not another generic AI course

Written for social care

Every example, scenario and quiz question comes from real social care practice. Adults and children's tracks.

Ethics first, always

Data protection, bias, consent and safeguarding are woven through every module, not bolted on as an afterthought.

Practice, not just theory

The VERA:H prompt sandbox lets your team practise writing prompts and get feedback in a safe environment.

Track your workforce

Org admin dashboard shows completion rates, quiz scores and CPD evidence. Export-ready for CQC and Ofsted.

Collaborative training environment
Who It's For

Training for every role in your organisation

Frontline practitioners

Social workers, support workers and care staff who want to use AI safely and effectively in their daily practice.

Team managers

Supervisors and managers who need to oversee AI use, set expectations and review AI-assisted outputs.

Senior leaders

Directors, registered managers and board members who need governance frameworks and compliance assurance.

Pricing

Training for your organisation

TESSA Training licences are built for teams and organisations in the social care sector. Looking for free resources first? Find guides, the AI Readiness Scorecard and our blog at tessa-tools.org.

Teams and organisations
Specialist tier
Typically £100 to £240 per seat per year, scaling with team size and depth of customisation.
*Indicative ranges. Please contact us for a full quote.
  • All 5 modules for every seat
  • Admin dashboard with completion tracking
  • Export-ready CPD evidence for CQC and Ofsted
  • Onboarding with Tessa
  • Volume discounts for larger teams
  • Custom modules and prompt packs available (see below)
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Beyond the curriculum

Custom modules and prompt packs

The five standard modules are the foundation. We also build bespoke training and prompt packs for the specific work your team does, all aligned to the VERA:H framework.

  • Case notes
  • Supervision
  • Chronologies
  • Historical data search
  • Reflections on cases
  • Best Interest assessments
  • Court reports
  • Care planning (Care Act 2014)
  • Single assessments (Children Act)
  • MCA templates

+ many more. Contact us for a tailored brief.

Prompt example

What a TESSA prompt pack looks like

Standardised prompts trained into your Copilot environment so your team gets consistent outputs and you keep practitioner accountability. Here is one example.

Case Note Prompt

RAAN Structure

Use: paste this prompt into Copilot, then paste your rough notes underneath where indicated.

You are helping a UK social work practitioner write a case note from their own observations. You are not the author. The practitioner remains accountable for the final record. Organise what they tell you under the headings below, in their voice, in UK English.

Header

Date and time. Person's name or initials. Contact details if applicable (phone, address, NHS number, only if the practitioner has given them).

Reason

Why this contact happened. One or two sentences.

Actions Taken

What the practitioner did. Use bullet points. Past tense. Plain language. Keep the order the practitioner described.

Analysis

The practitioner's professional judgement. Paragraphs. Use subheadings where it helps (for example: Risk, Capacity, Protective Factors, Family Dynamics). Distinguish observation from inference.

Next Steps

Only what was explicitly stated by the practitioner. Do not infer. If no next steps were given, write "No next steps stated".

Rules

  • Do not invent details. If something is unclear, write [unclear: ...] rather than guess.
  • Do not soften risk language. If the practitioner said "no food in the fridge", keep "no food in the fridge".
  • Distinguish what was observed from what was inferred. Inference belongs in Analysis, not in Actions Taken.
  • Use UK English. No em-dashes. Use commas, colons, semicolons.

Practitioner notes are below. Return only the formatted case note.

Example only. Full prompt packs are built bespoke for each engagement. Get a quote →

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