Safer Recruitment Training for Individual Employers of PAs
Overview
Training for individual employers who employ PAs to work directly for them on safer recruitment practices.
This training is tailored to Individual Employers employing Personal Assistants to work directly for them.
Topics covered include:
- The legal framework: Regulation 19, Schedule 3, and the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006
- Role design and safer advertising: building safeguarding in before the first application lands
- Shortlisting: spotting and exploring risk indicators rather than screening them out silently
- Values-based and behavioural interviewing techniques
- Employment history gaps: how to question them, what to record, and what the Equality Act 2010 requires when you do
- References: requesting them properly, reading what they don’t say, and following up on evasive answers
- DBS checks: the four levels, eligibility, the two barred lists, and the DBS Update Service
- Decision-making: building a recruitment decision that is evidenced and defensible, not just felt right at the time
- Recruitment records: what to hold, for how long, and under what legal basis
- Post-recruitment oversight: induction, supervision and ongoing fitness to practise
Delivery includes:
- Real recruitment case studies
- Scenario-based decision-making around employment gaps, references and interview responses
- Review of your own recruitment documentation and record-keeping against what Regulation 19 expects
All online training will take place via Zoom. If you register for a course, the Zoom link will be emailed to prior to the event.
Training is provided by Surrey Independent Living Charity, funded by NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA).
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Highlights
- 3 hours
- Online
Location
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