Online Standard Child Safeguarding Course

3 hours CPD

This course takes an hour to complete and is suitable for all those who work, or volunteer, directly with children, young people, their families and /or carers in all sectors

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course learners will be able to:

Name the key legislation and guidance for safeguarding children and young people

Identify and reference their specific sector safeguarding requirements

Describe appropriately the signs and symptoms of the possible abuse or neglect of the children and young people with whom they come into contact.

Describe how to evaluate risk when considering whether or not to request consent to share information

Explain which individuals, organisations and reference documents they should refer to, and take advice from, if concerned about a child or young person's wellbeing.

Explain how to respond to concerns, what to do in the event of a disclosure of abuse and how to record

Name who they should refer to when there is a child abuse concern, including whistle blowing

Describe how they might fulfil "duty of care"

Carry out safeguarding risk assessments of their working practices to help keep children and young people safe

Units:

• Legislation and guidance for safeguarding children
• The recognition and types of child abuse
• How to respond to concerns and what to do in the event of a disclosure
• Who to contact when there is a child protection concern
• Fulfilling your "duty of care"
• Safer practice and keeping children safe
• Course assessment, downloads and feedback

This SAFE cic quality assured course meets the training requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Care Quality Commission, Ofsted, the Charity Commission, and other regulatory bodies across the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands and the educational criteria required for Levels One and Two required for verifiable enhanced Continuing Professional Development under the General Dental Council's Lifelong Learning Scheme. It represents 3 hours of verifiable CPD, learning outcomes A and D. The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack

NCVO Member? To access your discount code, contact us or call 01379 871091 with your NCVO number.

Online International Standard Child Safeguarding training course

This course is available in either English or Arabic versions, selectable for each individual candidate after purchase.

This course is a must for all organisations and individuals who work across the globe, especially in countries where safeguarding training is difficult to access.

It is especially relevant for international schools and colleges, faith groups, charities and aid relief providers.

The course is ideal for anyone who provides services, funding and supplies to, or works directly, or has contact with children, young people and/or their families.

All SAFE's online child protection and adult safeguarding courses are highly interactive, with quizzes and multimedia content. Course duration is typically one hour and students have the ability to login and take the training in bite-sized chunks as they see fit.

Developed by our in-house team of experts who have provided face to face training across the Middle East and Europe, it aims to promote the best possible, and universally accepted, working practices and covers:

• How to find the legislation, guidance and agency referral routes of the relevant country
• The recognition of child abuse and how to identify safeguarding issues
• How to respond to concerns appropriately
• Who to contact when there is a concern
• Fulfilling "duty of care"
• Safer working practices and keeping children safe

A certificate and useful downloadable resources are provided upon successful completion of SAFE online training courses. Certificates can be downloaded and printed at any time and remain valid for two years.

Training can also be easily tracked by the organisation, making staff records and certificates easy to maintain.

NCVO Member? To access your discount code, contact us with your NCVO number!

The Arabic version of this course was developed in partnership with Amman Baccalaureate School, Jordan.

Online Standard Child Safeguarding Course for Dental Staff

3 hours CPD

This course takes an hour to complete and is suitable for all those who work, or volunteer, directly with children, young people, their families and /or carers in the Dental sector.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course learners will be able to:

Name the key legislation and guidance for safeguarding children and young people

Identify and reference their specific sector safeguarding requirements

Describe appropriately the signs and symptoms of the possible abuse or neglect of the children and young people with whom they come into contact.

Describe how to evaluate risk when considering whether or not to request consent to share information

Explain which individuals, organisations and reference documents they should refer to, and take advice from, if concerned about a child or young person's wellbeing.

Explain how to respond to concerns, what to do in the event of a disclosure of abuse and how to record

Name who they should refer to when there is a child abuse concern, including whistle blowing

Describe how they might fulfil "duty of care"

Carry out safeguarding risk assessments of their working practices to help keep children and young people safe

Units:

• Legislation and guidance for safeguarding children
• The recognition and types of child abuse
• How to respond to concerns and what to do in the event of a disclosure
• Who to contact when there is a child protection concern
• Fulfilling your "duty of care"
• Safer practice and keeping children safe
• Course assessment, downloads and feedback

This SAFE cic quality assured course meets the training requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Care Quality Commission, Ofsted, the Charity Commission, and other regulatory bodies across the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands and the educational criteria required for Levels One and Two required for verifiable enhanced Continuing Professional Development under the General Dental Council's Lifelong Learning Scheme. It represents 3 hours of verifiable CPD, learning outcomes A and D. The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack. This course also fulfills all child safeguarding aspects of "Safeguarding in general dental practice - A toolkit for dental teams".

NCVO Member? To access your discount code, contact us or call 01379 871091 with your NCVO number.

Online Standard Child Safeguarding Course CET Optics

3 CET Points

This course takes an hour to complete and is suitable for all those who work, or volunteer, directly with children, young people, their families and /or carers in all sectors

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course learners will be able to:

Name the key relevant legislation and government guidance relevant to fulfilling the statutory duty of care for the welfare of young patients under the Children Act 2004

Describe appropriately the signs and symptoms of the possible abuse or neglect of the children and young people with whom they come into contact

Explain which individuals, organisations and reference documents they should refer to, and take advice from, if concerned about a child or young person's wellbeing

Be aware of referral pathways and the importance of information-sharing and accurate recording

Describe how to evaluate risk when considering whether or not to request consent to share information about a child or young person with the statutory authorities

To consider issues of best working practice and professional conduct

Units:

• Legislation and guidance for safeguarding children
• The recognition and types of child abuse
• How to respond to concerns and what to do in the event of a disclosure
• Who to contact when there is a child protection concern
• Fulfilling your "duty of care"
• Safer practice and keeping children safe
• Course assessment, downloads and feedback

This SAFE cic quality assured levels One and Two course meets the training requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Care Quality Commission and represents 3.00 CET points The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack

NCVO Member? To access your discount code, contact us or call 01379 871091 with your NCVO number.

Online Standard Adult Safeguarding Course

3 hours CPD

This course takes an hour to complete and is for all those who work, or volunteer directly with adults at risk their families and carers in all sectors

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course learners will be able to:

Name the key legislation and guidance for safeguarding adults at risk, including mental capacity

Identify and reference their specific sector safeguarding requirements

Describe appropriately the signs and symptoms of the possible abuse or neglect of the adults at risk with whom they come into contact.

Explain which individuals, organisations and reference documents they should refer to, and take advice from, if concerned about an adult at risk's wellbeing.

Describe how to evaluate risk when considering whether or not to request consent to share information about an adult at risk with the statutory authorities.

Outline the their responsibilities towards confidentiality, consent and information sharing

Explain how to respond to concerns, what to do in the event of a disclosure of abuse and how to record

Name who they should refer to when there is an adult abuse concern, including whistle blowing

Describe how they might fulfil "duty of care"

Carry out safeguarding risk assessments of their working practices to help keep adults at risk safe

Units:

• Overview of mental capacity, legislation and guidance for adult safeguarding
• The recognition and types of adult abuse
• How to respond to concerns and what to do in the event of a disclosure
• Who to contact when there is an adult protection concern
• Fulfilling your "duty of care"
• Safer practice and keeping adults at risk safe
• Course assessment, downloads and feedback

This SAFEcic quality assured course meets the training requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Care Quality Commission, the Charity Commission, other regulatory bodies across the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands and the educational criteria required for Levels One and Two required for verifiable enhanced Continuing Professional Development under the General Dental Council's Lifelong Learning Scheme. It represents 3 hours of verifiable CPD, learning outcomes A and D. It also fulfills all adult safeguarding aspects of "Safeguarding in general dental practice - A toolkit for dental teams". The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack.

SAFE also offers a number of open-house, public adult safeguarding training events. For a list of face to face training dates and venues click here

Online Standard Safeguarding Adults with Dementia Course

3 hours CPD

This course takes an hour to complete and is for all those who work, or volunteer directly with adults at risk their families and carers in all sectors

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course learners will be able to:

Name the key legislation and guidance for safeguarding adults with dementia, including mental capacity

Identify and reference their specific sector safeguarding requirements

Describe appropriately the signs and symptoms of the possible abuse, or neglect of, the adult with dementia with whom they come into contact.

Explain which individuals, organisations and reference documents they should refer to, and take advice from, if concerned about the wellbeing of an adult with dementia.

Describe how to evaluate risk when considering whether or not to request consent to share information about an adult with dementia with the statutory authorities.

Describe the different types of adult abuse

Explain how to respond to concerns, what to do in the event of a disclosure of abuse and how to record

Name who they should refer to when there is an adult abuse concern, including whistle blowing

Describe how they might fulfil "duty of care"

Carry out safeguarding risk assessments of their working practices to help keep adults with dementia safe

Units:

• Overview of dementia, mental capacity, legislation and guidance for adult safeguarding
• The recognition and types of adult abuse
• How to respond to concerns and what to do in the event of a disclosure
• Who to contact when there is an adult protection concern
• Fulfilling your "duty of care"
• Safer practice and keeping adults with dementia safe
• Course assessment, downloads and feedback

This SAFEcic quality assured course meets the training requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Care Quality Commission, the Charity Commission, other regulatory bodies across the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands and the educational criteria required for Levels One and Two required for verifiable enhanced Continuing Professional Development under the General Dental Council's Lifelong Learning Scheme. It represents 3 hours of verifiable CPD, learning outcomes A and D. The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack

SAFE also offers a number of open-house, public adult safeguarding training events. For a list of face to face training dates and venues click here

Online Leading on Child Safeguarding Course

3 hours CPD

This course takes an hour to complete and is designed for nominated Child Safeguarding leads and deputies in all sectors. (A current SAFEcic Standard Child Safeguarding course or equivalent is a pre-requisite)

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to;

Explain the key responsibilities of the Lead and Deputy for Safeguarding

Name the key points that need to be included in a safeguarding policy

Identify and reference their specific sector safeguarding requirements

Describe the meaning of valid consent within the context of legislation

Explain how to work effectively with other professionals and agencies, with children, young people and their families when there are safeguarding concerns.

Describe how to record, monitor and make a child safeguarding referral

Explain how to assess if a concern needs to be referred to the relevant agencies, including those online

Advise other agencies of their professional opinions of individual children in safeguarding cases.

Describe the key steps in making referrals to social services and the police if relevant

Outline how to manage complaints and allegations against personnel including making referrals to social services, the police, the LADO ( Local Authority Designated Officer), the DBS, professional and relevant sector regulatory bodies.

Explain how to keep clear, accurate and contemporaneous records with particular reference to; what has been said, what has been seen, and what has been done in relation to concerns of abuse.

Describe how they might fulfil "duty of care"

Carry out safeguarding risk assessments of their organisation's working practices to help keep children and young people safe

Units;

• Introduction, Legislation and Guidance
• Policy making
• Identifying concerns and making referrals
• Handling allegations
• eSafety
• Course assessment, downloads and feedback

This SAFEcic quality assured course meets the training requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Care Quality Commission, Ofsted, the Charity Commission, other regulatory bodies across the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands and the educational criteria required for Level Three required for verifiable enhanced Continuing Professional Development under the General Dental Council's Lifelong Learning Scheme. It represents 3 hours of verifiable CPD, learning outcomes A, B and D. The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack

Online Leading on Adult Safeguarding Course

3 hours CPD

This course takes an hour to complete and is designed for nominated Adult Safeguarding leads and deputies in all sectors. (A current SAFEcic Standard Adult Safeguarding course or equivalent is a pre-requisite)

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to;

Explain the key responsibilities of the Lead for Safeguarding

Name the key points that need to be included in a safeguarding policy

Identify and reference their specific sector safeguarding requirements

Describe the meaning of valid consent within the context of legislation

Explain how to assess if a concern needs to be referred to the relevant agencies, including those online

Explain how to work effectively with other professionals and agencies, with adults at risk and their families or carers when there are safeguarding concerns. 2. Describe how to record, monitor and make an adult safeguarding referral for an adult at risk. 3. Advise other agencies of their professional opinions of individual adults at risk in adult safeguarding cases.

Describe the key steps in making referrals to social services and the police if relevant

Outline how to manage complaints and allegations against personnel including making referrals to social services, the police, the DBS, professional and relevant sector regulatory bodies.

Explain how to keep clear, accurate and contemporaneous records with particular reference to; what has been said, what has been seen, and what has been done in relation to concerns of abuse.

Describe how they might fulfil "duty of care"

Carry out safeguarding risk assessments of their organisation's working practices to help keep adults at risk safe

Units;

• Introduction, Legislation and Guidance
• Policy making
• Identifying concerns and making referrals
• Handling allegations
• eSafety
• Course assessment, downloads and feedback

This SAFEcic quality assured course meets the training requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Care Quality Commission, the Charity Commission, other regulatory bodies across the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands and the educational criteria required for Level Three required for verifiable enhanced Continuing Professional Development under the General Dental Council's Lifelong Learning Scheme. It represents 3 hours of verifiable CPD, learning outcomes A, B and D. It also fulfills all adult safeguarding aspects of "Safeguarding in general dental practice - A toolkit for dental teams". The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack.

Online Leading on Adult Safeguarding (Dementia) Course

3 hours CPD

This course takes an hour to complete and is designed for nominated Adult Safeguarding leads and deputies in all sectors. (A current SAFEcic Standard Safeguarding Adults with Dementia course or equivalent is a pre-requisite)

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to;

Give an overview of dementia and related safeguarding issues

Explain the key responsibilities of the Lead for Safeguarding

Name the key points that need to be included in a safeguarding policy

Identify and reference their specific sector safeguarding requirements

Describe the meaning of valid consent within the context of legislation

Explain how to work effectively with other professionals and agencies, with adults with dementia and their families or carers when there are safeguarding concerns.

Describe how to record, monitor and make an adult safeguarding referral for an adult with dementia.

 Advise other agencies of their professional opinions of individual adults with dementia in adult safeguarding cases.

Explain how to assess if a concern needs to be referred to the relevant agencies, including those online

Describe the key steps in making referrals to social services and the police if relevant

Outline how to manage complaints and allegations against personnel including making referrals to social services, the police, the DBS, professional and relevant sector regulatory bodies.

Explain how to keep clear, accurate and contemporaneous records with particular reference to; what has been said, what has been seen, and what has been done in relation to concerns of abuse.

Describe how they might fulfil "duty of care"

Carry out safeguarding risk assessments of their organisation's working practices to help keep adults at risk safe

Units;

• Introduction, Legislation and Guidance
• Policy making
• Identifying concerns and making referrals
• Handling allegations
• eSafety
• Course assessment, downloads and feedback

This SAFEcic quality assured course meets the training requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Care Quality Commission, the Charity Commission, other regulatory bodies across the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands and the educational criteria required for Level Three required for verifiable enhanced Continuing Professional Development under the General Dental Council's Lifelong Learning Scheme. It represents 3 hours of verifiable CPD, learning outcomes A, B and D. The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack.

Online Safeguarding for Trustees - Ensuring Compliance course.

This course takes two hours to complete and is for all those who are trustees for charities in England & Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland; including those charities who work overseas

Learning outcomes;

By the end of the course learners will have everything they need to ensure their charity fulfils it's legal 'safeguarding duty of care', both in the UK and overseas, and also access pro-forma template documents including:

policies and procedures

managing concerns and allegations

safer recruitment

training

eSafety

working abroad

ethical fundraising

The course includes;

• Videos and interactive case scenarios
• Unlimited downloads of template policies and help sheets
• Easy access to resources and downloads relevant to the charity sector
• Certificate of completion, valid for two years
• The course can be revisited at any time to refresh knowledge and access resources

This course meets the training and recruitment requirements of local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and/or Committees, the Charity Commission, Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) and Charity Commission for Northern Ireland. It represents 3 hours CPD. The course includes a certificate and a comprehensive digital training pack.

In it's recent regulatory alert regarding safeguarding, the Charity Commission for England and Wales was clear;

"Safeguarding should be a key governance priority for charities, not just those working with groups traditionally considered at risk."

"If something goes wrong in a charity, the trustees are accountable and the Commission expects the trustees to take responsibility for putting things right. This is why trustees should assure themselves that their safeguarding practices are robust."

This course will give you the tools needed to review and manage safeguarding arrangements, ensuring your charity is meeting it's legal 'safeguarding duty of care', wherever it operates in the world. There has never been a better time to make sure your charity is doing all it can to protect children, young people and adults at risk.

Safer Recruitment Training Course

Our online courses become indexed reference documents once completed, accessible at any time.

A thorough, detailed and fully up to date Safer Recruitment training course essential for all those involved with recruitment of personnel to work or volunteer directly with children, young people, adults at risk, their families and carers. The course can be completed in about two hours.

Whether you are recruiting for the first time, or want to update your recruitment procedure, this course will take you through the entire process, in detail.

Compliant with the latest legislation (including post Brexit changes), government guidance and with direct links to local Safeguarding Partnerships, Boards and Protection Committees across the UK, this course covers the entire safer recruitment process from identifying the need to recruit through to appointment and subsequent induction, training and supervision.

At the end of the course useful recruitment resources, including a template Single central record (SCR), can be downloaded along with a personalised and dated certificate, valid for two years.

After completion, candidates have open access to the whole course and all downloads, allowing it to be used as a reference document.

The programme comprises six units, with case studies throughout:

This course meets the training and recruitment requirements of the Care Quality Commission (CQC), Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted), the Charity Commission and other regulatory bodies across the UK, Ireland and the Channel islands; along with the educational criteria for Level Three required for verifiable enhanced Continuing Professional Development under the General Dental Council's Lifelong Learning Scheme. It represents 4 hours of verifiable CPD, learning outcomes A, B and D.

Please see our T&C for usage/refund details.

Our Online Safety courses are designed for anyone working with children and young people. They teach participants about the power of the Internet and the accessibility and reliability of internet information. The scope includes lessons where candidates can find out for themselves some of the information held about them personally on the internet.

There are sections identifying the relevant key legislation for Online Safety Safeguarding issues and specific criminal offences which frequently involve modern technology. The course also teaches participants how to respond correctly to Online Safety concerns and identifies Online Safety Best Practice.

There are quizzes throughout the course designed to promote thought on this subject and help people consider what they know and how to apply their knowledge. There is also a final assessment test which needs to be passed to gain a certificate confirming they have successfully completed the Wise up to the Web Online Safety Course.

After completion, you can revisit any part of the course in any order, inclduing access to all downloads and links.

Certificates are valid for two years, are downloadable at any time from our website (pdf file) by either the person who has completed the course or their administrator. They can be verified by visiting our website and entering the Certificate Number. This will check our files and display Name, Date, Expiry and type of certificate. They are also Ofsted compliant.

Administrators within your organisation can download all staff progress in Excel to transfer directly to their single central record. This includes visibility of who has started, completed or has yet to take training.

These courses are designed for people who have completed current child safeguarding training. They are based on current research from CEOP, SAFE and other organisations.

Advantages of SAFE eSafety Training

• Low cost Online Safety training - pricing starts at £9.95 and drops to £4.95 per unit for orders over 100
• Training delivered in under an hour and can be taken in stages as required
• Highly interactive - includes practical exercises that will help you determine your current internet presence
• A step towards Ofsted compliance
• Management visibility over compliance with quick access to who still needs training
• Minimal disruption to staff
• Contact help@safecic.co.uk for a bespoke quotation (we can also include online or face to face safeguarding training and membership) or click here (opens in a new window) for our education resource site

Please see our T&C for usage/refund details.