Drug and Alcohol Awareness Training
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Drug and Alcohol Awareness Training

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Get ready to learn, laugh, and raise awareness about drug and alcohol use in a fun and engaging training session!

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About this event

Understand the impact of drugs and alcohol with this clear, engaging awareness training. Stay informed and promote safer environments confidently.

Overview

This Drug and Alcohol Awareness Training course offers a focused understanding of how substance use affects individuals and communities. Designed to increase knowledge about the risks and signs associated with drugs and alcohol, the course helps learners develop better awareness for personal and workplace settings. By exploring effects, legal considerations, and support options, participants gain insight into managing related challenges responsibly.

Whether you’re a team leader, employee, or simply interested in expanding your knowledge, this course provides essential information in an accessible format. It encourages thoughtful reflection and better decision-making without overwhelming jargon or unnecessary complexity. The training strikes the right balance between informative and approachable, making it suitable for a wide range of learners seeking to improve their awareness of drug and alcohol-related issues.

Learning Outcomes

  • Recognise common signs of drug and alcohol misuse in others.
  • Understand the physical and psychological effects of various substances.
  • Identify risks related to drug and alcohol use in different settings.
  • Describe relevant laws and workplace policies regarding substance use.
  • Explore strategies to support individuals affected by substance misuse.
  • Develop awareness of available resources and help options.

Who is this Course For

  • Employees needing knowledge on drug and alcohol awareness at work.
  • Managers looking to better understand substance misuse implications.
  • Individuals curious about the effects of drugs and alcohol.
  • Health and social care staff aiming to improve their awareness.
  • People responsible for safety and wellbeing in their workplace.
  • Anyone wishing to support friends or family affected by misuse.
  • Organisations seeking to promote a safer, healthier environment.
  • Those interested in expanding their general understanding of substance use.

Career Path

  • Substance Misuse Advisor — Average UK salary: £28,000
  • Health and Wellbeing Coordinator — Average UK salary: £25,000
  • Drug and Alcohol Support Worker — Average UK salary: £22,000
  • Occupational Health Specialist — Average UK salary: £35,000
  • Rehabilitation Counsellor — Average UK salary: £30,000
  • Community Support Officer — Average UK salary: £24,000

Frequently asked questions

What is Drug and Alcohol Awareness Training?

It is a program designed to educate people about the effects, risks, and prevention of drug and alcohol misuse.

Who should take this training?

Anyone who wants to understand the impact of drugs and alcohol, including employees, managers, and individuals seeking awareness.

How long does the training usually take?

Most courses take between 1 to 3 hours, depending on the depth of content covered.

Will this training help me recognize signs of substance abuse?

Yes, the training teaches how to identify signs and symptoms of drug and alcohol misuse in yourself and others.

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