Caregiving

Who this programme is for

Aspiring caregivers, family members caring for a loved one, and caregivers preparing to work abroad who want a strong foundation before formal certification.

What you should be able to do

By the end of this diploma you can:

• support daily living with dignity and safety
• follow infection control and safe handling
• observe, record and report changes
• communicate well with clients, families and teams

Guided curriculum

Eight modules of about 90 learning hours each (720 hours in total), from foundations to an applied project and a final integration step.

• Module 1: The Caregiver's Role, Ethics and Boundaries
• Module 2: Communication and Person-Centred Care
• Module 3: Infection Prevention and Hygiene
• Module 4: Personal Care: Bathing, Dressing, Eating and Toileting
• Module 5: Safe Mobility, Transfers and Fall Prevention
• Module 6: Observation, Vital Signs Awareness and Reporting
• Module 7: Applied Project: A Care Plan for a Client Case
• Module 8: Final Integration and Career Next Step

Learning modes

Self-Paced: study any time and keep access for as long as you need to finish. Group Live: scheduled trainer-led classes over 16 weeks. VIP 1:1: one-to-one sessions booked around your schedule, for as long as you need to finish. Fees: Self-Paced ₱8,500 · Group Live ₱17,000 · VIP 1:1 ₱51,000. Group Live is 4 × ₱4,250 over 16 weeks (minimum group size applies); VIP 1:1 is 4 × ₱12,750, subject to teacher availability. Payments: no cash refunds – approved adjustments become FI Credit.

• Self-Paced
• Group Live Online (scheduled classes) or VIP 1:1, where offered

Assessment & completion

Module quizzes, practical activities, submitted work and a final assessment. Your progress is tracked in My FI.

Credential outcome

FI Professional Diploma in Caregiving, issued digitally in My FI when you complete all modules and the final assessment. An FI Professional Diploma is a skills-training certificate issued by Filipino Institute. It is not a TESDA National Certificate (NC), a CHED degree or a professional licence. If you plan to work in this field, check whether your employer or destination country requires a TESDA NC II, DOLE-accredited safety training or a licence, and complete it with an accredited provider.