Build the Knowledge, Confidence, and Professional Standards to Serve Others Well
Structured education for companions, homemakers, transportation professionals, employees, applicants, family caregivers, and individuals preparing for careers in non-medical home support.
Because No One Should Feel Alone.
Caregiving Involves More Than Completing Tasks
A professional caregiver must understand how to communicate respectfully, follow an approved service plan, recognize and report concerns, protect privacy, maintain appropriate boundaries, document services accurately, and support independence without taking control away from the client.
Core Caregiver Academy Curriculum
New Employee Orientation
Company mission, non-medical boundaries, privacy, conduct, attendance, reporting, safety, and platform use.
Companion Care Foundations
Trust, conversation, client interests, social engagement, independence, family communication, and escalation.
Homemaker Skills
Light housekeeping, laundry, meals, shopping, organization, household respect, and safe task limits.
Senior Safety and Home Awareness
Common household concerns, emergency procedures, fall-response boundaries, and objective observations.
Communication and Professional Boundaries
Active listening, cultural respect, confidentiality, gifts, money, social media, and conflict management.
Transportation Safety
Vehicle readiness, pickup and drop-off, mobility considerations, mileage, waiting, incidents, and driving boundaries.
Documentation Standards
Times, tasks, objective observations, declined services, late entries, incidents, and confidential records.
Dementia Awareness
Respectful communication, familiar routines, repeated questions, environmental awareness, and reporting changes.
Infection Prevention and Everyday Wellness
Hand hygiene, food safety, laundry precautions, illness reporting, and routine reminders.
Caregiver Wellness
Stress, burnout, boundaries, safe work practices, supervisory support, resilience, and recovery.
Learn, Practice, Demonstrate, and Document
Depending on the course, learners may complete written lessons, training videos, knowledge checks, quizzes, scenario-based questions, assignments, policy acknowledgments, final assessments, and instructor feedback.
- EnrollJoin an available course or receive an assigned course.
- Complete LessonsWork through the curriculum in the Student Portal.
- Demonstrate UnderstandingComplete required quizzes, assignments, and acknowledgments.
- Receive a RecordEligible completions are recorded and may generate a certificate.
Current Courses
Training Built for Care, Service, and Leadership
Complete structured lessons, assessments, assignments, progress records, and certificates through the One Companion first-party learning platform.
New Employee Orientation
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View CourseCompanion Care Foundations
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View CourseHomemaker Skills
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View CourseSenior Safety and Home Awareness
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View CourseCommunication and Professional Boundaries
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View CourseTransportation Safety
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View CourseDocumentation Standards
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View CourseDementia Awareness
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View CourseInfection Prevention and Everyday Wellness
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View CourseCaregiver Wellness
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View CourseDocument Completed Training Responsibly
Eligible learners may receive a One Companion & Homemakers certificate of completion after satisfying the stated course requirements. Unless specifically stated and independently verified, academy certificates are not state licenses, regulated professional credentials, accredited degrees, or healthcare certifications.
Prepare to Serve Clients and Families With Dignity, Reliability, and Compassion
Use the Student Portal to continue enrolled courses, review progress, submit work, and access eligible certificates and training records.