Course Title
Child Protection Awareness Training for Support Staff
English Support Staff Course Sample
Five Parts of the Course
- Part 1 - What is Child Protection and Why is it Important?
- Part 2 - Types of Danger and Ways Children Can Be Hurt
- Part 3 - What to Look For When Protecting Children at Your School
- Part 4 - The Correct Ways For All Adults to Behave Around Children
- Part 5 - Your Responsibilities For Protecting Children at Your School
Types of Abuse
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Emotional Abuse |
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Physical Abuse |
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Sexual Abuse |
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Neglect |
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Bullying |
English Certificate of Completion
Course Title
Level 1 – Fundamental Child Protection Training for Educators
English Educators Course Demo
Learning Objectives
- Learn why children in your care need protection
- Understand your Duty of Care and your Child Protection responsibilities
- Learn about types of Abuse that can endanger children
- Recognize indicators and behaviors for both abused children and Child Abusers
- Understand Child Protection Concerns and Disclosures
- Learn how to report, record, monitor, and review when you suspect a Child has been abused
Case Studies
Preschool
Primary School
Secondary School
Whole School
English Certificate of Achievement
Course Title
Child Protection Training for Board Members, Owners, and Senior Leaders
English Leaders Course Demo
Learning Objectives
- Understand why Child Protection is a fundamental responsibility for your school
- Understand your Duty of Care as a Child Protection leader
- Learn about the Governance, Leadership, and Management functions of Child Protection
- Understand your role in Strategic and Operational Safeguarding
- Learn your moral, practical, and legal responsibilities for Child Protection
- Learn how to administer resources to ensure the effectiveness of Child Protection at your school
Instructional Focus
English Certificate of Achievement
Tutorial Title
Child Protection Tutorial for Parents
English Parent Tutorial Demo
Objectives of the Tutorial
- To involve parents in Child Protection at our school
- To emphasize the importance of all adults fulfilling their Child Protection roles
- To create a common understanding of our school’s Child Protection practices
- To strengthen our shared Child Protection values of Commitment, Coordination, Collaboration, and Communication
Our Shared Child Protection Values
English Sample Webpage
Our Child Protection Training in English courses were written by Child Safeguarding experts and translated by native speaking educators. The language and instructional content are designed to meet the learning needs of mother tongue English speakers who work with children in schools, companies, charities, NGOs, and other organizations.