Gain essential knowledge of safeguarding adults, legal duties, and risk management with this flexible online certification course.
Course Overview :Safeguarding adults is more than a policy—it's a responsibility. This fully online course provides you with a clear and structured understanding of how to identify, respond to, and manage concerns relating to adult safety. Whether you're new to the subject or brushing up your knowledge, each module walks you through key safeguarding concepts with clarity and purpose. From understanding legal frameworks to knowing when and how to take action, you’ll gain the awareness needed to make confident, informed decisions.
We break down complex safeguarding topics into manageable lessons that focus on real risks and real responsibilities. You'll explore the roles people play in protecting vulnerable adults, assess risks with reason, and understand how communication shapes outcomes. The course is designed for those who work—or intend to work—in sectors where safeguarding is part of everyday professional life. Whether you’re in health, social care, or community services, this certification fits your schedule and supports your role.
Learning Outcomes :
- Identify signs and types of adult abuse and neglect.
- Understand UK laws and policies on adult safeguarding.
- Explain roles and responsibilities in safeguarding procedures.
- Assess potential safeguarding risks and report appropriately.
- Apply communication strategies when dealing with sensitive situations.
- Recognise the importance of confidentiality and accurate record-keeping.
Who is this Course For :
- Social care workers needing core safeguarding knowledge and updates.
- NHS staff working with vulnerable or at-risk adult groups.
- Housing officers supporting adults in supported living environments.
- Volunteers in community support and outreach services.
- Call centre or helpline staff handling sensitive disclosures.
- Education staff interacting with adult learners at risk.
- Charity workers engaging with older or disabled individuals.
- Support staff in local authority adult services teams.
Career Path :
- Adult Social Worker – £34,000 average annual salary
- Safeguarding Officer – £36,500 average annual salary
- Support Worker (Adult Services) – £24,000 average annual salary
- Mental Health Advocate – £30,000 average annual salary
- Housing Support Officer – £28,000 average annual salary
- Health and Social Care Assessor – £32,000 average annual salary
