a specialist professional who provides emotional, spiritual, and religious care

the ability to have understanding and awareness of the experiences and feelings of others

knowledge of religions, worldviews and how beliefs shape lives

Religion and worldviews in healthcare

Religious education

Religion and worldviews in wellbeing

Religion and worldviews in finance

Religion and worldviews in hospitality

Religion and worldviews in your employment

In this unit pupils will study how religious and non-religious worldviews interact in the workplace. Taking case studies across a range of work environments they will consider how issues of religion may impact how people may work together and what considerations may be made.

Religion or belief in the workplace: how do we work together?

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

Physical illness or injury, medical procedures, blood.

understanding how beliefs shape people’s lives

What does having religious literacy mean?

How does religious literacy help person-centred care?

Emotional wellbeing is part of {{}} health.

Which area of life can beliefs influence?

Why do people turn to beliefs during stress?

Who should be treated equally by public services?

Exit Quiz

What does having religious literacy mean?