Safeguarding Children Course

Learn Safeguarding Children Level 3 as defined in the Intercollegiate Document. We explore sources of stress, social exclusion and the effects of poverty, types of abuse, as well as the parental impacts on families, including domestic violence, parental problem drug use and mental illness in a Parent or Carer as well as the roles of the Designated Professional, Named Professional and the relevant legislation.

Learn Safeguarding Children Level 3 as defined in the Intercollegiate Document. We explore sources of stress, social exclusion and the effects of poverty, types of abuse, as well as the parental impacts on families, including domestic violence, parental problem drug use and mental illness in a Parent or Carer as well as the roles of the Designated Professional, Named Professional and the relevant legislation.

Learn Safeguarding Children Level 3 as defined in the Intercollegiate Document. We explore sources of stress, social exclusion and the effects of poverty, types of abuse, as well as the parental impacts on families, including domestic violence, parental problem drug use and mental illness in a Parent or Carer as well as the roles of the Designated Professional, Named Professional and the relevant legislation.

Learn Safeguarding Children Level 3 as defined in the Intercollegiate Document. We explore sources of stress, social exclusion and the effects of poverty, types of abuse, as well as the parental impacts on families, including domestic violence, parental problem drug use and mental illness in a Parent or Carer as well as the roles of the Designated Professional, Named Professional and the relevant legislation.

Learn Safeguarding Children Level 3 as defined in the Intercollegiate Document. We explore sources of stress, social exclusion and the effects of poverty, types of abuse, as well as the parental impacts on families, including domestic violence, parental problem drug use and mental illness in a Parent or Carer as well as the roles of the Designated Professional, Named Professional and the relevant legislation.

Learn Safeguarding Children Level 3 as defined in the Intercollegiate Document. We explore sources of stress, social exclusion and the effects of poverty, types of abuse, as well as the parental impacts on families, including domestic violence, parental problem drug use and mental illness in a Parent or Carer as well as the roles of the Designated Professional, Named Professional and the relevant legislation.

Learn Safeguarding Children Level 3 as defined in the Intercollegiate Document. We explore sources of stress, social exclusion and the effects of poverty, types of abuse, as well as the parental impacts on families, including domestic violence, parental problem drug use and mental illness in a Parent or Carer as well as the roles of the Designated Professional, Named Professional and the relevant legislation.

Learn Safeguarding Children Level 3 as defined in the Intercollegiate Document. We explore sources of stress, social exclusion and the effects of poverty, types of abuse, as well as the parental impacts on families, including domestic violence, parental problem drug use and mental illness in a Parent or Carer as well as the roles of the Designated Professional, Named Professional and the relevant legislation.

Understand the warning signs of how vulnerable people may be exploited, radicalised, and potentially drawn into terrorism. Safeguarding personnel and management teams within an organisation should understand how the Prevent Duty focuses on the protection of vulnerable people rather than the reporting of potential terrorists.

All trainees receive a globally recognized & subject informative Certificate of Completion as proof of successfully completing the training. Certificates are permanently stored in your account, always accessible online, and downloadable in PDF format too.