Child Protection Training in
XHOSA

isiXhosa

Child Protection Awareness Training for Support Staff

Course Title

Ikhosi Yokwazisa Ngokukhusela Abantwana

Xhosa Support Staff Course Sample

Child Protection Awareness Training for Support Staff Course Demo - XHOSA

Five Parts of the Course

  • Icandelo 1 - Yintoni uKhuseleko lwaBantwana kwaye Kutheni luBalulekile?
  • ICandelo 2 - Iindidi zeNgozi neeNdlela Abanokwenzakaliswa Ngazo Abantwana.
  • ICandelo 3 - Zintoni Omawuzijonge xa uKhusela Abantwana Esikolweni Sakho.
  • ICandelo 4 - Iindlela Ezifanelekileyo Zokuziphatha Kwabo Bonke Abantu Abadala Esikolweni Sakho.
  • ICandelo 5 - Uxanduva Lwakho Ekukhuseleni Abantwana Esikolweni Sakho.

Types of Abuse

English XHOSA
Emotional Abuse
Ukuxhatshazwa ngokomphefumlo
Physical Abuse
Ukuxhatshazwa ngokwasemzimbeni
Sexual Abuse
Ukuxhatshazwa ngokwesondo
Neglect
Ukungahoywa
Bullying
Ukuntlontwa

Translator: Noni Quku

Reviewer: Simphiwe

Xhosa Certificate of Completion

Xhosa Child Protection Training Certificate

Our Child Protection Training in Xhosa 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 Xhosa speakers who work with children in schools, companies, charities, NGOs, and other organizations.

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Executive Director, Latin American Heads Conference

The safeguarding course provided by ChildSafeguarding.com for school support staff gives an excellent basic introduction to child protection for ancillary workers. The clear delivery, wide choice of languages and straightforward and flexible user interface make it easily accessible to all. It is an important resource in enabling schools to ensure that ALL members of their communities are aware of safeguarding issues and are empowered to act.

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