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The aim of this three-module course is to help anyone who works with children and young people in education settings and other child-focused environments to improve their understanding of the definitions and signs of abuse and outlines recent changes in child protection legislation, statutory guidance, and government advice. It also serves as a refresher on responding to and reporting abuse.
This three-module interactive course is for anyone who works with children and young people in school settings. It is written in partnership with Global Safeguarding, a specialist safeguarding agency that works around the world to eliminate all forms of abuse and exploitation.
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Child protection is about protecting children from violence, exploitation, abuse and neglect and keeping them safe from harm. This course is for anyone that works with children and young people in an education setting. It’s purpose is to raise awareness of abuse, neglect and other harms, recognise early signs that might indicate a problem, and show you how to take appropriate action. It also covers how you and your organisation can promote good practice in safeguarding.
This two-course bundle contains our Child Protection for International Schools and Child Protection Basics for International Schools courses, both delivered in the Spanish language. This bundle is available as an addition to EduCare for Education, our online learning service.
This two-course bundle contains our Child Protection for International Schools and Child Protection Basics for International Schools courses, both delivered in the Arabic language. This bundle is available as an addition to EduCare for Education, our online learning service.
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Safeguarding children is everyone’s responsibility. This course delivers essential information about child protection issues for those that work or volunteer in an education setting, who have minimal contact with children and young people.
This course is for anyone who has previously completed a foundation child protection programme and wants to learn about the subject of safeguarding children and young people in greater detail. Modules cover a range of subjects from child development, risk factors and forms of abuse, to significant case reviews, the legal framework and promoting good practice. Upon completion of this course, you will have learned about the importance of children’s developmental milestones and the different dimensions of child development, what abuse is, the different types of abuse and the effects it can have on children and young people. You will know what the signs and indicators of abuse are and what to do if a child discloses harm to you or you have suspicions of abuse. You will be aware of what happens after you or your safeguarding lead has reported abuse and you understand the principles of good practice as they apply to your organisation and to you as an individual.
Whilst growing up, a child may be taught that a set of behaviours are deemed to be honourable. If they display any dishonourable behaviours they may be abused by their family or members of their community as punishment. This course was written in partnership with Karma Nirvana, a national award-winning charity that supports both men and women affected by forced marriage and/or honour-based abuse.
Child Protection in Education, endorsed by Kidscape and Family Lives is designed for those who work with children and young people in an education setting.
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Child Protection, endorsed by Kidscape, is written to provide a basic awareness of child protection and introduces the fundamentals for anyone whose paid or unpaid work or leisure activity brings them into contact with children and young people.
Your organisation should develop safe ways of working where safeguarding and promoting children’s welfare is embedded into all you do.
This resource will examine the current legal issues surrounding the distribution of ‘sexy selfies’ and the best methods to prevent criminalisation of children and young adults.
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An infographic that shows the alarming number of cases of child abuse and neglect in the past few years.
The Blue Whale Challenge is a social media challenge that encourages children, teenagers & other users to perform specific tasks, over the course of 50 days, that are assigned to them by an anonymous “group administrator.” The tasks escalate throughout the 50 days and on the last day of the challenge the only way to “win” is to die by suicide.
A report has found that the quality of help and protection offered to at-risk children across England is “unsatisfactory and inconsistent”.
Child abuse is any action by another person – adult or child that causes significant harm to a child. This could be the maltreatment or neglect of a child.
The revised statutory guidance ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education’ comes into force today (Monday 5th September 2016). Read an overview of the key points about the guidance.
The revised statutory guidance, which comes into force from 5th September, stipulates that “all staff members should receive appropriate safeguarding and child protection training which is regularly updated.”
When we talk about safeguarding, the emphasis is often upon safeguarding children while they’re in school. But the classroom isn’t the only environment where it’s essential to ensure that children are safeguarded.
A brief look at EduCare’s Child Protection Level 3 course. Designed to provide a thorough understanding of child protection by covering a breadth of topics relevant to anybody with a responsibility for safeguarding children and young people.
National Mental Capacity Action Day 2016 falls on the 15th of March and EduCare participates in this event by promoting an up to date safeguarding or duty of care training for the staff and faculty who are involved in this area.
It's Safer Internet Day 2016! Here are the top 10 tips on how to keep yourself safe online.
Child Safeguarding & Internet Safety Consultant, Jonathan Taylor, discusses about the importance of understanding online behaviour for parents and educators.
Safer Internet Day 2016 is a great opportunity for parents to gain knowledge and awareness about the importance of internet safety. Read on to learn more about e-safety.
EduCare is a member of BASPCAN, a registered charity that provides education and professional development opportunities for child protection professionals. We are also Silver level sponsors of their leading International Congress event.
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West Country Educational Agency provides supply and permanent Teachers to the West Country. They require all candidates who register with them to have an up-to-date Child Protection certificate and provide our Child Protection training course at a discounted rate to their candidates.
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Wakefield’s Registered Childminders are able to purchase our Child Protection training course for a discounted rate of £45.
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The Musicians' Union (MU) is an organisation which represents over 30,000 musicians working in all sectors of the British music business. Child Protection in Education (Music), is a bespoke online course developed by the Musicians' Union in partnership with EduCare.
Employing 4,500 staff and over a thousand volunteers across 63 sites, West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is the second-largest, top performing ambulance service in the country.
As well as delivering child protection training to all their staff, EduCare and WMAS have worked together to create our First Aid Essentials course. Designed to give a practical guide on how to handle an incident that may require first aid, the course distils some of the Service’s knowledge and expertise gained by treating over 1.5 million patients a year.
The Council of British International Schools is a member organisation of high-quality British schools from across the world. Safer Recruitment for International Schools and Child Protection for International Schools are included within EduCare for Education: International and have been produced in conjunction with the Professional Development Team at COBIS to reflect the unique needs of an international audience.
COBIS Accredited Members and Candidate Schools are eligible for a 10% discount when they purchase EduCare for Education®.
Family Lives is a charity with over three decades of experience helping parents to deal with the changes that are a constant part of family life. Their role is to support everyone, including parenting professionals to achieve the best relationship possible with the children. Family Lives contribute to and endorse our range of child protection and safeguarding courses.
Training Providers The annual licence comprises 11 courses and will ensure that your staff can always be up-to-date on key duty of care issues, to help you maintain a safer and more compliant community service. EduCare for Sport is used by both individual centres and multi-location leisure trusts, as well as private fitness providers. Read more %salesforce_enquiry_form%
Safeguarding training for charities|Two essential courses for just £20 Buy our Child Protection and Safer Recruitment and save almost £40! The charity commission expects all trustees, employees, volunteers, and beneficiaries to know about safeguarding and people protection and have appropriate policies and procedures in place. For just £20 per-learner, we can provide your staff with access to two essential safeguarding courses worth almost £60. ...
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