If i want to manege elderly care home, what step have to be first? what are the proteges?

Usually the manager of a care home works for the owner. You would be able learn all about it if you work for an elderly care home for awhile. That way you will know what is required.

Get a job in an elderly care home first, and work with the owners and managers to find out what you need.

First learn English as a language, then it's customs.

I would suggest good grammar in your case.

Get a permit from your state, and then they will check you out and run a back ground search,

If you are in England you will need to have experience working in a care home and be trained to NVQ level 4 or equivalent.

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