Shotokan Connect instructors and members can take this unique course aimed at training individuals who teach or work with children to ensure they know how to identify and report possible cases of abuse and neglect. Children are at risk in many environments and training will ensure understanding of the problem, avoiding possible situations and dealing with abuse and neglect once identified.
Shotokan Connect’s training provider are Skills for Care Endorsed for their e-learning courses, which means that our training meets the high standards expected by Skills for Care.
This course covers the basics to ensure that instructors, families or individuals are able to deal with this sensitive subject.
The content of this and all our training providers courses have been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines and come with a Certified CPD Statement as well as a Training Certificate and for online courses an Evidence Based Learning statement.
Coming soon…Safeguarding of Children and Adults Level 3
Please contact info@shotokanconnect.comto register for this course at the Shotokan Connect exclusive discounted rate of £19.95 + VAT
Safeguarding of Children Course Content and Learning Outcomes L2:
Introduction to Safeguarding Children
CQC or Care Quality Commission
Child Protection Responsibilities
Children’s Rights
Acts and Regulations
Safeguarding Children
Legislation relating to Safeguarding Children
Discriminatory abuse and the Human Rights Act
The Human Rights Act
Protection from Harassment Act 1997
Sexual Offences Act 2003
The safeguarding vulnerable groups act 2006
Serious Organised Crime and Police Act
Child Abuse
What is abuse and neglect
Every Child Matters
Abuse and the Indicators of Abuse
Psychological Abuse
Disclosure
Physical Abuse
Emotional abuse
Sexual Abuse
Institutional/organisational abuse and Discriminatory Abuse
Neglect and the act commission
Other types of child abuse
Prevention and Awareness
Working with others
Key Supporting Information
What children want from professionals
Protecting Yourself against allegations
Reporting abuse
Reporting Child abuse
Summary
Learning outcomes:
To understand what is abuse and neglect
To be able to know the indications that there may be a problem
Know the signs of abuse
Understand the types of abuse
Reporting of abuse
The law and regulations
Dealing with children and adults when abuse is disclosed or identified