The Study of Gerontology

Gerontology examines the social, cultural, psychological, cognitive and biological aspects of ageing. This gerontology course provides extensive knowledge of numerous concepts and statutes and teaches you how to apply these fundamental principles to your career as a professional caregiver who works in a healthcare facility or retirement village. We explain how to care for someone of advanced age. We show you how to monitor and manage the cognitive changes associated with ageing. The course then provides strategies you can use to help patients maintain cognitive abilities in old age. We answer questions like ‘what are some emotional changes found in old age?' and 'how can you maintain emotional wellbeing as you get old?'.

The course then prepares you for a career caring for old people by examining physical changes and health conditions associated with ageing. We examine various mental and physical diseases that can affect old people’s quality of life. We then explore the significance of cognitive and behavioural interventions. The course explores important end-of-life issues pertaining to adult care.

We then delve into the laws relevant to gerontology. This course introduces you to the fundamental concepts and regulations governing old age. In order to help you make informed decisions, we provide you with in-depth knowledge of all applicable rules and regulations. This course is an excellent starting point for those who are just beginning to learn about gerontology. Sign up to master these foundational skills and acquire the training you require to care for the aged, either as a professional caregiver or devoted child.