Would you be able to spot abuse of a child or vulnerable adult?
Even if you don’t work directly with children or vulnerable adults, you may be in a position where you can help prevent or stop abuse.
If you work in Higher Education and want an overview of safeguarding in a HE setting, this short course is ideal.
Many employees do not have regular contact with children or vulnerable adults, but benefit from a basic understanding of the principles of safeguarding for both of these groups. This four module course looks at these key principles in a short, engaging e-learning course.
On completion, you will be able to recognise the signs of child and adult abuse and understand your role in reporting and preventing abuse of children and adults. By taking this course, you might just be able to spot abuse and prevent a child or adult from suffering.
You will automatically get a course certificate on course completion – with your name, the CPD hours, the date and learning objectives.
This course is for all staff and students who might come into contact with children or vulnerable adults as part of their work / placement.
This includes teaching staff, students engaged in research or off campus activities that bring them into contact with children or vulnerable adults, administrative and support staff, security staff, employees in the student union, accommodation officers, health centre employees, etc.
Do you routinely work directly with children or vulnerable adults? Take a look at our Safeguarding Children (Levels 1 and 2) and Safeguarding Adults (Levels 1 and 2) courses, which cover both the basics and the more in-depth processes around referral.
Once you’ve completed this course, you’ll have a knowledge of:
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Rachael Asling – :
I was able to learn new things and remember them through the quizzes as they reinforced your memory.
I think this course has been very useful and good revision.
Rachael Asling – :
Very interesting and educative. This is real life. Thank you that I have learned from you.
This course was very useful and helped me learn a lot.
Rachael Asling – :
I thought this course was excellent. The content was very good and explained well.
I would encourage staff to participate in this form of learning.
Rachael Asling – :
Did really get into it, loved it….very good.
Good course, easy to read and kept you involved so you never lost interest.