Child Protection Training
Join us for a day of learning how to keep our little ones safe and happy at the Child Protection Training event.
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Understand child safeguarding principles, legal duties, and reporting concerns effectively with our structured online child protection training course.
Overview:Child protection isn’t about ticking policies off a list — it’s about being alert, informed, and ready to act when something isn’t right. This course is built for those who work around or with children, aiming to create a safer environment by helping you recognise signs of abuse and respond appropriately.
The training walks you through the essentials: recognising risk, understanding responsibilities, and responding sensibly. You'll explore types of abuse, key legislation, the roles of professionals, and what to do if a child confides in you. Whether you're new to the field or brushing up, this course ensures you’re not left second-guessing what to do in difficult moments.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand key signs and categories of child abuse and neglect.
- Learn the legal frameworks surrounding child protection in the UK.
- Know how to respond if a child makes a disclosure.
- Identify professional responsibilities in safeguarding children’s wellbeing.
- Recognise appropriate channels for reporting safeguarding concerns.
- Develop confidence in acting when safeguarding issues arise.
Who is this Course For:
- Teachers and school staff working with children regularly.
- Youth workers in voluntary or community-based organisations.
- Foster carers seeking updated safeguarding knowledge.
- Early years professionals and childcare providers.
- Medical staff with contact with young people or families.
- Sports coaches and instructors in youth programmes.
- Faith leaders or volunteers in children’s ministries.
- Anyone with safeguarding duties in their job description.
Career Path (UK Average Salaries):
- Safeguarding Officer – £30,000 per year
- Child Protection Social Worker – £38,000 per year
- Youth Support Worker – £24,000 per year
- Family Liaison Officer – £26,000 per year
- Early Years Practitioner – £22,000 per year
- Pastoral Support Assistant – £21,500 per year
Frequently asked questions
Child protection refers to the policies and practices used to prevent and respond to abuse, neglect, exploitation, and violence against children.
Everyone who works with or around children shares responsibility—this includes teachers, social workers, healthcare professionals, and community members.
Common signs include unexplained injuries, fearfulness, poor hygiene, sudden behavior changes, or withdrawal from others.
Report your concerns to the appropriate authority immediately. In most countries, this can be done through child protection services or local law enforcement.
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