Child Protection Online Training Course

Master child protection online. Learn to identify, report, and support child abuse cases with confidence.

Overview

Protecting children starts with knowing the signs and understanding the steps to take. This online training offers clear, structured knowledge on child abuse—what it is, how it happens, and most importantly, how to respond responsibly. Whether you're new to the field or brushing up on your knowledge, this course brings sensitive content into clear focus with straightforward guidance.

From spotting warning signs to confidently managing disclosures, the modules are designed to give you a firm grasp of child protection principles. All content is online, jargon-free, and built to suit learners across sectors who value children’s welfare. Because doing the right thing for a child should never be complicated.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the types and indicators of child abuse clearly.
• Learn how to create a child-safe environment online and offline.
• Recognise signs that suggest a child may be at risk.
• Know the correct steps to report suspected abuse responsibly.
• Respond appropriately to a child’s disclosure of abuse.
• Identify ways to support children affected by abuse.

Course Curriculum

• Module 1: Understanding Child Abuse
• Module 2: Creating Safe Environments for Children
• Module 3: Identifying and Reporting Child Abuse
• Module 4: Responding to Disclosures of Child Abuse
• Module 5: Supporting Child Victims of Abuse

Who is this Course For

• Teachers and school support staff working with children daily.
• Social workers handling family and child-related matters.
• Healthcare workers involved in child and adolescent care.
• Charity workers and volunteers in children’s organisations.
• Foster carers or prospective guardians of minors.
• Youth workers supporting vulnerable or at-risk children.
• Early years practitioners in nurseries or childcare settings.
• Community leaders responsible for child safety awareness.

Career Path

• Child Protection Officer – £32,000 average annual salary
• Social Worker (Children’s Services) – £36,000 average annual salary
• Safeguarding Lead (Education Sector) – £38,000 average annual salary
• Family Support Worker – £28,000 average annual salary
• Children’s Advocacy Worker – £30,000 average annual salary
• Youth Support Worker – £26,000 average annual salary