What is the difference between the Care Certificate Summary and Care Certificate Interview courses?

What is the difference between the Care Certificate Summary and Care Certificate Interview courses?

Care Certificate Interview : the newest version of our fast track Care Certificate Course.  It was updated specifically for Click - Learning and should be the one you use.

Care Certificate Summary: this is a legacy course and should only be used by learners who were working on this course on the old site and had their progress transferred to Click - Learning.
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