Our Child Protection Awareness Course was developed in partnership with Chris Gould of 112 Safeguarding. It was built upon the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. The course aligns to international Child Protection training standards and legal frameworks.

Our course covers:

Part 1 – What is Child Protection and Why is it Important?
Part 2 – Types of Abuse
Part 3 – Child Protection Concerns
Part 4 – Appropriate Adult Behavior
Part 5 – Reporting Child Protection Concerns
           * Each section includes a quiz

To complete the introduction, 5 parts of the course, and the course review takes 60-90 minutes.

Our platform allows organizations to include their logo and customized reporting information that is presented in the course in line with the rest of the content.

The organization logo is added to the Certificate of Completion to show the course was completed in connection with the organization.

This custom reporting information is presented in the course and on the Certificate of Completion. This allows learners to read the organization’s reporting information and to keep a written reference for future use.

As an example of reporting information, if a school has a Designated Safeguarding Lead that should be contacted for Child Protection reports, the school can add that person’s name, job title, and contact information to the course.

This customized logo and reporting information is presented live. If a school updates this information, it will be updated on all subsequent sessions and certificates, even those that are reprinted.

Our Certificates of Completion are valuable learning artifacts for both learners and organizations.

• The Certificate is valid for 2 years
• It contains important information from the course and the school’s custom reporting information
• It is presented in the language used in the course
• It is accessible at any time using the Learner Code from the course
• It can be printed, downloaded, or emailed

The language of the certificate can be changed. For example, if a school has learners that complete the course in multiple languages, they can download copies in English for internal records or in another language to meet local legal requirements.

All certificates can be authenticated through our verification system.

A central focus of ChildSafeguarding.com is to make Child Protection training accessible to learners in multiple languages.

We present our Child Protection Awareness Course for support staff and volunteers in these languages:

• At the point of entry to the course
• Throughout the course, in both audio and subtitles
• On all buttons, labels, webpages, and emails
• On the Certificate of Completion

Our aim is that learners taking the course have their entire experience presented in their language of choice, without the need for accommodation of English.

Our translations are done by educators because educators not only understand the language and the Child Protection content, but they also understand the context of working with children.

Learn more about out our languages.

Our learning platform is accessible on-demand through any internet enabled device, including computers, laptops, tablets, and phones. It is adaptive to mobile devices both in portrait and landscape mode.

The platform is purely web based accessible on any browser. There are no software or apps to install.

The course is accessed through a code system that allows users to start or resume the course at any time.

Our bespoke eLearning platform was developed to provide access to our course to all learners.

The course is accessed through a code system that eliminates the need for usernames, passwords, and user registrations. To begin, learners only need to enter their name and press begin.

The learning interface is designed for universal understanding, including buttons that use basic shapes and primary colors and labels and subtitles presented in the language of instruction.

Our eLearning experience ensures that any learner can successfully complete the course regardless of their geography, literacy level, or technical experience.